• Paris 2024: What Marketers need to know about the Olympics

  • Jul 27 2024
  • Length: 30 mins
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Paris 2024: What Marketers need to know about the Olympics

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  • Brand and marketing experts from Mintel talk about the Paris 2024 Olympics and what this means for brands. Is there a pivotal role of TikTok in reaching Gen Z audiences? How do athletes and brands alike leverage different platforms for maximum impact? Join this engaging discussion that bridges the gap between marketing strategies and the ever-evolving landscape of social media during one of the world's most anticipated sporting events.

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    Learn more about Mintel Comperemedia's 2024 Telecom and Media Marketing Trends. Read our media and advertising insights about the Olympics here.


    Timestamps:

    (00:00) Introduction and Advertising Spend for Paris 2024 Olympics

    (04:38) The Impact of the Olympics on Fitness Trends

    (10:54) Marketing Strategies During the Games

    (19:19) The Merging of Pop Culture and Sports

    (22:51) The Role of TikTok in Engaging Gen Z

    (28:31) Key takeaways



    Host:

    Andrew Davidson, SVP/Chief Insights Officer, Mintel Comperemedia.


    Guests:

    Bella Broccolo, Associate Research Analyst, Mintel Comperemedia.

    Diana Kelter, Associate Director, Mintel Trends, North America.
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