Cash-strapped Brazilian football team use shirt numbers to advertise special supermarket offers
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[QUOTE][B]Brazilian fourth-tier side Fluminense de Feira have taken shirt sponsorship to a whole new level.[/B]
Not content with simply featuring sponsor’s logos on their shorts as well as their shirts, the Brasileiro Série D side have started using their shirt numbers to advertise special offers in the local supermarket.
Players now have a product written where their name would usually be printed on the back of their shirts, with conventional numbers replaced with the prices of bargain deals.[/QUOTE]
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That's genius
What makes this successful is not really the direct impact the ads have to attract customers but them somehow making it to global news.
Surprised no teams have done this before. All I can think of that really already did this was NASCAR.
I'm glad they got to keep playing with that idea.
Pretty clever and obviously quite successful.
"Shampoo passes the ball to pizza, pizza sets it up for potatoe, potatoe comes in for the kick, GOAAAAAL!"
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