What do sponsors mean by ROI and how do they measure it in motorsports?
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ROI (Return on Investment) in motorsports sponsorship is highly subjective - a dollar spent doesn't directly translate to a dollar in sales. Monster Energy's CFO explained they measure ROI through 'eyeballs' - how many people see their logo, especially in winner's circles and on podiums. The 'buzz' created when people talk about what they saw is valuable. Quality of social media posts matters more than quantity - a dedicated sponsor post with high engagement scores is worth more than being one of seven logos in a post. Brands also value content creation that drives consideration and purchase decisions, not just visibility. B2B relationships, hospitality opportunities, and trade show appearances also factor into ROI.
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2022 MX Sponsorship Summit: Decks & Proposals
Session 5 of the 2022 Motocross Sponsorship Summit, recorded live at Troy Lee Designs (August 26, 2022): Decks & Proposals: What Sponsors Want — decks attract attention and open doors; proposals close deals with specific deliverables at an agreed price. What goes into each, and how to use them. With Alex Striler, Joe Bowman (Marketing Director, Slime), Ben Dolan (VP of Marketing, VP Racing Fuels), Dave Gowland (VP of Motorsports, Monster Energy), Chris Meyer (Senior Marketing Specialist, Maxxis), and Megan Meyer (Creator, Driven By Social Academy).
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