Nike’s latest marathon campaign is in the pages of the New York Times
The sportswear giant sponsored the first-ever publication of the complete list of New York City Marathon finishers in the paper.
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The sportswear giant sponsored the first-ever publication of the complete list of New York City Marathon finishers in the paper.
The organization kicked off an audience segmentation initiative a few years ago, which stands to be supercharged when surfing takes the Olympic stage in 2028.
The prebiotic-soda brand announced an official sponsorship of the Dallas Cowboys with a post starring the team’s cheerleaders, exemplifying its nontraditional approach to sports.
The sponsorship is part of a broader, extended deal that also encompasses the existing Overtime Elite, Overtime Select, and OT7 leagues.
The product design company recently announced a wide-ranging deal with McLaren Racing focused on content creation.
Media buys were “always part of the calculus” for pursuing an official NFL sponsorship, which kicked off this year, one Amex ad exec said.
The BNPL company’s deal with the Philadelphia 76ers is the latest effort to “build a real presence” in the fan-forward Philly area, its CMO exclusively shared.
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