NFL's Green Bay Packers Formally Adopt Social Networking Tools
Marissa Brassfield — July 18, 2009 — Lifestyle
References: facebook & chicagotribune
Fans of the NFL’s Green Bay Packers now have two more places to follow their team: Twitter and Facebook. The organization has officially adopted Twitter and Facebook pages to respond to fans who crave a stronger online presence from their sports teams.
The Green Bay Packers’ Twitter account is @packers, and their Facebook Fan Page is at Facebook.com/Packers.
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The Green Bay Packers’ Twitter account is @packers, and their Facebook Fan Page is at Facebook.com/Packers.
Are you a fan of Trend Hunter’s Facebook page? If not, sign up at Facebook.com/TrendHunter.
Trend Themes
1. Social Networking for Sports Teams - Adoption of social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook by sports teams provides opportunities for teams to engage with fans and build a stronger online presence.
2. Enhanced Fan Interaction - The Green Bay Packers' decision to join Twitter and Facebook demonstrates the trend towards increased fan interaction in the sports industry, creating opportunities for teams to connect with their fans in new and exciting ways.
3. Online Presence for Sports Organizations - The Green Bay Packers' adoption of Twitter and Facebook highlights the growing importance of establishing a strong online presence for sports organizations, opening up opportunities for digital marketing strategies and fan engagement.
Industry Implications
1. Sports Marketing - Sports marketing professionals can capitalize on the trend of social media adoption by sports teams to create engaging online campaigns and connect with a broader fan base.
2. Digital Advertising - The integration of social media platforms by sports teams presents opportunities for digital advertisers to reach a highly engaged and passionate fan audience through targeted online campaigns.
3. Technology in Sports - The use of social networking tools by sports teams reflects the increasing role of technology in the sports industry, paving the way for innovation opportunities in sports technology and fan experiences.
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