For more than a decade, social media and mobile technology have presented powerful communication tools for sport teams and athletes to connect with fans, and have also proven to be pivotal around the activation of brand partnerships. Now the movement towards digital is accelerating faster than ever before.
Ervin Kovacs
For more than a decade, social media and mobile technology have presented powerful communication tools for sport teams and athletes to connect with fans, and have also proven to be pivotal around the activation of brand partnerships. Now the movement towards digital is accelerating faster than ever before.
As life started to get back to normal in Europe, top football matches also returned to our TV-screens and we see many different attempts from clubs and brands to involve fans in the matchdays
If 100% of your supporters have to cheer remotely, building on digitalization is a must. How clubs can not only deliver a real-time remote fan experience during matches, but regenerate the lost matchday revenues? This is the question that many in the sports industry are contemplating right now. All sport organizations are walking in the same shoes and this is a kind of long term headache which could not be handled with ostrich policy.
With games set to be played behind closed doors, how can clubs not only deliver a real-time remote fan experience, but also regenerate the lost matchday revenues? This is the question that many in the sports industry are contemplating right now.
21st century fan experience for the latest generation of supporters, Seyu’s journey of becoming a solution that offers tremendous value for clubs
Case study from one of the world’s most popular handball clubs, Telekom Veszprem.
The last weekend of October 2019 saw Budapest hosting one of the biggest swimming shows in the world, the International Swimming League arrived to Hungary after rounds in Napoles, Lewisville and Indianapolis.