Jon Last reflects on the paradox of how our insatiable cultural appetite for constant and instant information conflicts with perceived time deprivation. He offers thoughts on how the sports and leisure industries must factor this into their internal and external communications. At the risk of showing my age, I frequently channel my inner Father Guido […]
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Tips to Make Golf More Attractive to Women
SLRG’s study for the National Golf Course Owners’ Association and Little Family Foundation is summarized and featured, with a summary of key conclusions on what women are looking for in their ideal golf experience.
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Still in the hunt
In a co-authored feature article, SLRG President Jon Last details the approach taken and results derived when ComCast’s Versus network used a custom SLRG audience research study to help provide greater insight to advertisers on the outdoor/field sports market.
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I encouraged sports and media marketers to move beyond simply selling a product or property, and embrace the most unique sellable asset available access to an audience. Several months ago, in this space, I jumped on one of my favorite soap boxes, and encouraged sports marketers to move beyond simply selling a product or property […]
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Making sense of the chatter
Within Quirk’s August issue, Jon Last is interviewed about Sports and Leisure Research Group’s use of social media mining to shed greater light on fan attitudes towards Tiger Woods earlier this year.
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