With its very active fan-base filled with hunters, hikers, anglers, campers & RV'ers we have always thought that the NASCAR fan was closely aligned with that of the SPOT user. And
, after a few months of deliberation, internal discussions, various debates and an assortment of PowerPoint presentations the day finally arrived when SPOT was ready to enter into the world of NASCAR....even if only for one weekend.The deal, brokered by Mojo, was a very creative one-race deal for SPOT with the #7 car of Robby Gordon (http://www.planetrobby.com/) for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Race (http://www.nascar.com/) at Bristol Motor Speedway. Through the sponsorship SPOT received primary branding on Robby's racecar and racing suit (both seen below), as well as branding on all casual and racewear for his staff and pitcrew.
To promote the sponsorship Mojo worked with SPOT and Robby Gordon's marketing/pr team on a variety of fronts to get the word out. The standard PR blitz was developed and handled by SPOT's PR manager Derek Moore with the help of Mojo and PR agency Skyya, and TV and print interviews were lined up.
On the activation side of things, Mojo promoted SPOTs sponsorship via the SPOT twitter page (www.twitter.com/spot_messenger) providing fans with live updates throughout the race weekend including behind-the-scenes images from the racetrack. The SPOT feed was also incorporated and "retweeted" via Robby's twitter account during the race.
Check back for more updates, news, photos and videos from the Bristol weekend soon.
Ciao for now,