On this week's Sports Geek podcast I catch up with a couple of good friends on on either side of the globe. Kevin Cote from the Golden State Warriors and Jesper Nyholm from Danish Olympic Committee about video, engaging fans and digital initiatives in health.
On this podcast you’ll learn from about:
- What an off season looks like for NBA teams
- How Warriors are growing a fan base in China
- What sports teams can learn from Jimmy Fallon
- How much video do you fans really want?
- Why the best ideas for content can come from outside your digital team.
- How to engage fans in between games, even Olympic games
- How Danish Olympic Committee is helping corporates get healthy
- How you can with a Sports Geek T-Shirt.
Resources from the episode
Follow Kevin Cote (@kcote) on Twitter connect with him on Linkedin.- Follow @Warriors on Twitter, @Warriors on Instagram and Facebook
- Follow Jesper Nyholm (@nyholmdk) on Twitter connect with him on Linkedin.
- Listen to Kenny Lauer chat about Golden State Warriors in episode 32
- Connect with all guests of the podcast and check out the podcast archive
- Thanks for iTunes reviews in Australian iTunes and USA iTunes.
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