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It’s not just about the “Red Carpet”
The Met Gala has become more than fashion’s most exclusive party and a fundraising event. Now it serves as one of the biggest financial engine for global luxury brands. While critics question the massive costs of buying a table—which can run into hundreds of thousands of dollars—the digital PR data proves that the return on investment (ROI) is staggering. In the internet age, the red carpet has evolved into the ultimate factory for generating Earned Media Value (EMV) and bran
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May 41 min read


From European Elite to a worldwide event
The EuroLeague Final Four is a case study in how modern sports marketing uses new media to engage a fragmented global audience. Just broadcasting a basketball game is no longer enough to create a buzz. Sports organizations must create an immersive, multi-platform digital ecosystem that bridges the gap between the stadium and the couch making the experience relevant all over the globe. EuroLeague’s digital strategy relies heavily on content co-creation. By partnering directly
dipapamichail2008
May 41 min read


DFYNE taking influencer marketing to another level
For years, fitness influencer marketing followed a predictable formula: send free activewear to a creator, give them a 10% discount code, and hope for a sales spike. However, European activewear brand DFYNE has established a completely revolutionized way of operation and interaction with the fitfluencers. They realized that in a saturated digital landscape, millennials and Gen Z consumers no longer connect with transactional sponsorships—they crave community and experiences
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May 42 min read
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