Episode 012: Developing a Twitter Strategy With The Oakland Raiders
This week Andy Rentmeester of the Oakland Raiders joins us to share his experience in developing team Twitter policies and marketing strategy. In the news we discuss MLB at bat 2009 sales and MLB.tv streaming improvements. Also Oregon sprouts wings, and William & Mary ditch Colonel Ebrit.
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Show Notes:
News
- MLB Details Streaming Plan – Link
- MLB Advanced Media splits Rev 50/50 with local rights holder on all in market streams
- Break Blackout Logjam for local events
- $49.95/rest of season, or $19.95/month
- MLB AtBat 2009 Sales Figures – Link
- Select Full games available
- Over 220,000 apps sold at $9.99…over $1.5 million in revenue after Apple’s 30 percent
- Oregon Football Uniforms – Link
- William & Mary Mascot Competition – Link
- Team changing name from “Tribe”
- Last mascot “Colonel Ebrit” (tribe spelled backwards)
- Asked fans for submissions, over 400 received including Asparagus, Fresian Horse, and nine types of birds.
- Phoenix appears to be the early online favorite
Interview – Andy Rentmeester
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July 23, 2009
Alan Cassinelli
I liked how he talked about the different areas of what their tweets will come from. Targeting season ticket holders, game day experience tweets, coaches/athletes quotes, promotions and contests; there is a lot of different types of info that can be sent and shared to fans. Good interview
July 24, 2009
Russell Scibetti
Its great to hear how a team approaches something like Twitter in a strategic fashion, recognizing its value and finding the most appropriate ways to use it. Great interview.
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