A perfect example of Ambush Marketing would be how Bud Light worked their way into the Eagles Super Bowl Parade without being a sponsor of the team, and really just having a connection via Lane Jonson, one of the Eagles offensive linemen #sthm3224#group1
@Kasp_11 Perhaps our processes have changed, as we have adapted to the new technology and more that is available to us, but I do not think our pattern of thinking had changed much. I believe humans at their core all still operate in the same way, no matter technology etc #sthm3224#group1
I certainly pick the side of Part B. Humans are adapting to and relying on technology for everything nowadays, our patterns of thinking have not changed at all #sthm3224#group1
The Spring Game is a great example. All of Temple Footballs staff and various Twitter accounts have only used technology to promote the game @PiaseckiTU#group1#sthm3224
All throughout the summer leading up to football season, various Twitter accounts such as @YahooFantasy will constantly be sending out messages and reminders to prepare for the upcoming season by getting into a league with your buddies. #sthm3224
There are so many different promoters trying to get their hands on March Madness that I personally like the stay away from those type of bracket pools. I would much rather compete with my friends #group1#sthm3224
FanDuel is capitalizing off of March Madness. Youโ compete with others by picking certain amount of teams instead of a full bracket. The longer the teams are in, the more points you get & the closer you are to winning money! #STHM3224#Group1
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@PiaseckiTU Agreed. Utilizing platforms that everyone has access to is a major way for promoters of March Madness to really grab hold within their target market. #sthm3224#group1
While I do think that bracket pools major draw is social based, there is a heavy influence of gambling that may draw individuals to gamble outside of March Madness as well #group1#sthm3224