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Your Sneak Peek into Opendorse Deals™ – End-To-End Endorsement Management
Coming soon: the one place for end-to-end endorsement management. The athlete endorsement market is about to experience 100-times growth in 2021. In order for our industry to succeed, it has to be tech-driven. That’s why we're bringing the industry into the future...
Pursuing Performance & Partnerships with Volleyball Champion Jordan Larson
Olympic athletes compete at the highest level year-in and year-out to showcase their talents on the global stage every four years. While there are annual competitions for sports like volleyball, swimming, rowing, and track & field, many tend to get buried in...
Has the Pandemic Impacted Influence for NBA Draft Prospects?
The 2020-’21 NBA season is bearing down following a successful finish to the 2019-’20 playoffs in the Orlando bubble. Ready or not, the league’s official return begins tonight with the 2020 NBA Draft. Originally scheduled for June, the draft was delayed due to...
CSMG, Opendorse Form Partnership to Connect Schools, Sponsors, Athletes in NIL Era
Multimedia rights holder partners with market-leading endorsement management platform ahead of changes to NIL legislation. Opendorse and Collegiate Sports Management Group (CSMG) announced a partnership to provide institutions, athletes, and sponsors with technology...
Does Fantasy Scoring Lead to Social Media Success for NFL Pros?
The 2020 NFL season is nearing its halfway point and players across the league are performing on the field, shining on social, and scoring big in fantasy leagues. As fantasy performance leads to newfound fame for several players each season, we wanted to dive deeper...
TikTok: a Level Playing Field in Sports and Social Media
TikTok is the platform people can’t stop talking about. Its complex algorithm captures the attention of users by consistently feeding individualized content that matches their viewing habits. Videos are 15-to-60 seconds, allowing the viewer to discover and watch a...