Why Crypto.com made a $700 million bet to rename Staples Center — and doesn’t even expect you to use the name
Why Crypto.com made a $700 million bet to rename Staples Center — and doesn’t even expect you to use the name
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Why Crypto.com made a $700 million bet to rename Staples Center — and doesn’t even expect you to use the name
If it’s anything like football, then all media covering events must use the official name. So, any article about fixtures or results would have the sponsor’s name printed in any write up. Any event marketing will use the name, and any concert at the venue will have the sponsor’s name. The exposure of naming a stadium, especially if it is multi use, is staggering.
They also found the best spots on the F1 track to advertise
An F1 car crashed into a crypto.com banner and ga e them so much air time
Also any movies/tv shows that feature that arena will have it in there forever.
Was rewatching Curb Your Enthusiasm and there’s a scene in front of the arena with STAPLES taking up half the fucking screen throughout the dialogue.
Insane marketing effort. Getting the world to adopt crypto would be great
Acknowledgement comes after denial and before acceptance
CDC is a solid business. Don’t mistake them for anything decentralised (even though their blockchain is,) but don’t discredit them on those grounds alone.
They’re going to have a great future.
I think they’re going to be what bridges the gap for a lot of people currently out of the loop or hesitant about jumping in
Ease of use and security I think are the two biggest hurdles for mainstream adoption
Also why I reevaluated the fiat I’ve been holding for a good dip and about where I was allocating it and went from 20% cro to 80%
They said that the digital and physical world is on the verge of merging.
If this isn’t an indicator, I don’t know what is. That’s one of the most valuable sport franchise’s arena right there. The LA Lakers.
If it’s anything like football, then all media covering events must use the official name. So, any article about fixtures or results would have the sponsor’s name printed in any write up. Any event marketing will use the name, and any concert at the venue will have the sponsor’s name. The exposure of naming a stadium, especially if it is multi use, is staggering.
They also found the best spots on the F1 track to advertise
An F1 car crashed into a crypto.com banner and ga e them so much air time
Also any movies/tv shows that feature that arena will have it in there forever.
Was rewatching Curb Your Enthusiasm and there’s a scene in front of the arena with STAPLES taking up half the fucking screen throughout the dialogue.
Insane marketing effort. Getting the world to adopt crypto would be great
Acknowledgement comes after denial and before acceptance
CDC is a solid business. Don’t mistake them for anything decentralised (even though their blockchain is,) but don’t discredit them on those grounds alone.
They’re going to have a great future.
I think they’re going to be what bridges the gap for a lot of people currently out of the loop or hesitant about jumping in
Ease of use and security I think are the two biggest hurdles for mainstream adoption
Also why I reevaluated the fiat I’ve been holding for a good dip and about where I was allocating it and went from 20% cro to 80%
They said that the digital and physical world is on the verge of merging.
If this isn’t an indicator, I don’t know what is. That’s one of the most valuable sport franchise’s arena right there. The LA Lakers.