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JULY 8, 2016|ADVERTISING


Häagen-Dazs Shares Clever Wimbledon Pics Of Fans


The easiest thing to do when you sponsor a big sporting event is to point your camera at the athletes. Häagen-Dazs did the opposite.

At an event where most turn their cameras towards the star athletes competing, the brand won Wimbledon by sharing an insightful collection of images of fans exhibiting a variety of emotions from awe to joy, under the simple yet inspired tagline of “Lose Yourself.”

The entire effort is to celebrate its new five year sponsorship of Wimbledon, and if the thinking behind this is any indication, it will be the sort of sponsorship that any other brand investing in marketing around sports sponsorships should be watching and learning from.

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