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I read before it was the exposure on social media, but I dont understand this right because:
- Its the exposure on social media a way to advertising so (not directly revenue, just a way to sell more kits)
- Or its reebok actually winning money just by the social media exposure (how?)
Because I get reebok wants advertising, everyone talking about them thanks to UFC, but if at the end of the day, with all that exposure, still NO ONE is buying the fight kits... what they get?
EDIT: The conclusion here is, that Reebok doesnt need to sell a single one fight kit, the thing is this deal was very CHEAP to them, so is everything about advertising, the whole UFC roster advertising Reebok and cheaper than pay to a single one other sport superstar. (sounds about right to me, didnt know the deal was so cheap to Reebok to do, and considering Ronda and Conor are almost as popular as other sports superstars, its very cheap to them)
- Its the exposure on social media a way to advertising so (not directly revenue, just a way to sell more kits)
- Or its reebok actually winning money just by the social media exposure (how?)
Because I get reebok wants advertising, everyone talking about them thanks to UFC, but if at the end of the day, with all that exposure, still NO ONE is buying the fight kits... what they get?
EDIT: The conclusion here is, that Reebok doesnt need to sell a single one fight kit, the thing is this deal was very CHEAP to them, so is everything about advertising, the whole UFC roster advertising Reebok and cheaper than pay to a single one other sport superstar. (sounds about right to me, didnt know the deal was so cheap to Reebok to do, and considering Ronda and Conor are almost as popular as other sports superstars, its very cheap to them)
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