Brewers Social Media; MLB Facebook Stream; Little League

What Professional Lessons you can learn from Little League

My son recently completed his first year of Little League Baseball and I was fortunate to assist in coaching the team. As I look back on a successful season for my season, I can’t help but think of things that he learned that he can take with him throughout life. I believe that sports and being part of a team are a beneficial part of a kids life as they are growing. They can really learn a lot from it.

From the beginning my son set loft expectations; he wanted to play in the All-Star Game, play in the tournament championship game, and get a trophy. Pretty high expectations for someone who this was their first year in organized baseball. As a parent I learned to manage those expectations, while he learned what it took to achieve his goals. I fully believe that the lessons my son learned in his first year are lessons that will be with him throughout his life.

Read more

Brewers Social Media; MLB Facebook Stream; Little League

Facebook set to stream 25 MLB Games this season

With the 2018 Major League Baseball a quarter of the way through the season, Facebook and the MLB reached a deal to stream 25 afternoon games on the social network. This means that you will be able to watch those 25 games from anywhere by simply logging into your Facebook account on either mobile, desktop or TV. The MLB games will be available for free through Facebook’s Watch Tab, which is the site’s video hub for original and live content, and can be found through the news feed.

Read more

Brewers Social Media; MLB Facebook Stream; Little League

Brewers, Cubs Provide Social Media Entertainment

During a baseball game, most of the drama usually unfolds while the teams battle it out on the field. Whether it is a come from behind victory, the home run, a stellar pitching performance or a great defensive play. Consumers are catching the moment as it happens. When the teams are not playing, fans can stay in touch with what their favorite team by following them on social media. Fans usually follow their teams social channels to see highlights from the previous days game or get the lineup for next game. In reality, it is what teams do on social between those posts that keeps fans engaged and following.

Read more

Be a Positive Role Model at your Kids Youth Sports

Be a Positive Role Model at your Kids Youth Sports

The spring youth sports season is upon us. Kids will be starting soccer, little league baseball or another team sport this season. As a parent, it is an opportunity for us enjoy watching our kids learn, be part of team, grow and enjoy playing a sport. There will parents, grandparents, siblings, your kids teammates parents, and opposing teams parents all watching from the sidelines. Who you will not find on the sidelines of your child’s sporting event are scouts from the Milwaukee Brewers or any professional sports team.

Read more

How Social Media Has Changed Live Sports Marketing For Brands

How Social Media Has Changed Live Sports Marketing For Brands

The 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang just ended and it was one of the most buzzed about Olympics from what I recall, and it was due to social media. The evolution of social media has opened up previously inaccessible topics on the Olympic Village conditions, the stories of Olympians, and interacting with Olympians that viewers did not have access to before. How we engage with athletes, share our passion for the competition we are witnessing and interact with sports has changed dramatically. Brands are generating exposure by joining the conversation during live sporting events.

Read more

What Marketers Can Learn From Sports Marketing

What Marketers Can Learn From Sports Marketing

I am a huge sports fan. The drama. The intensity. That during a game you can jump on twitter, tweet your thoughts, and participate in discussion / banter with other sports fans. Participating in sports as a kid teaches you so much about teamwork, how success requires hard work, how to win with class and loss with dignity. But as a fan there are so many things you can learn from it as well, including leaderships lessons, marketing lessons, dealing with pressure and stress, and much more. Sports breeds competition and a lot can be learned and translated into everyday life from competing in athletics. Being a marketer myself, and someone who was not gifted with the talents to be a professional athlete but with dreams of being a marketer for a pro sports team, here are several valuable lessons I have learned from sports marketing.

Read more