Author: Chip Tuttle


  • Sometimes it is easy to take the NFL’s marketing genius for granted. After all, it is the behemoth, the 800-lb gorilla of American sports and culture, dominating television ratings, demanding astronomical rights fees, parceling out games to the most broadly distributed streaming platforms, and increasing its already high avidity levels through its embrace first of…

  • Shaving the truth in Twitter battle?

    Disruptor brands by their very nature unsettle the status quo. Gillette, the global marketing behemoth, has proven it knows how to promote and sell product. But are the shaving disruptors and the changing world of social media exposing cracks in Gillette’s marketing armor? As rock legends Spinal Tap pointed out,…

  • Drafting a better defense for fantasy sports crisis

    During the 2002 Breeders’ Cup at Arlington Park outside Chicago, a senior programmer from Autotote, the company that processes the majority of wagering on horse racing in the U.S., accessed the system after some of the races had been run and altered betting tickets played through a cohort’s telephone account…

  • While Jimmy Fallon and Bruce Springsteen’s recent parody of “Born To Run” at the expense of big Boss fan New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was going viral, the Boss was having PR issues of his own. Though his garnered less public attention than the Fort Lee traffic jams, like those of his…