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Why Audience Analysis Matters for Brands and Individuals
Understanding your audience is certainly not a new, novel concept. From print to radio to television and more recently social media, knowing who is viewing and/or engaging with your brand can be some of the most valuable data any marketer can get their hands on....
Ready For More: How the Past Decade has Prepared Opendorse for the Future of Name, Image, and Likeness Rights
On March 10, 2020, we announced our partnership with Nebraska Athletics, debuting the Opendorse Ready™ program to the college sports world. The goal — to help student-athletes, coaches, and administrators at all levels prepare for the coming changes to name, image and...
NBA Players Building Endorsement Value From the Bubble
The NBA Bubble has brought the world’s top basketball players together. Although isolated, the NBA’s best have found a variety of ways to maintain engagement with their fans. Nowhere has this opportunity been more obvious than social media. NBA Players have seen a...
Fresno State Joins Opendorse Ready to Provide Student-Athletes with NIL Resources
All Fresno State student-athletes will have access to Opendorse Ready, which provides unique education, resources, and solutions for student-athletes to elevate their brands and be prepared to maximize their Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) value. Fresno State Athletics...
Indiana Athletics is Ready to Prepare Student-Athletes for NIL
Indiana University Athletics announced today its decision to join Opendorse Ready, the Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) Readiness program. With experience maximizing endorsement value for thousands of professional athletes since 2012, Opendorse has established the...
SEC NIL Earning Power: What Preseason All-SEC Players Could Earn with NIL Endorsements
“It just means more.” The SEC claims that college football is more meaningful in Southeastern Conference-country. The proclamation might ruffle some feathers among fans of other Power 5 programs, but it’s hard to argue with the results. From representation in the...