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We (The Emory Marketing Analytics Center and Fanalytics Podcast) pay special attention to the NFL because it showcases important lessons about consumer passion (fandom), and we can illustrate the power of analytics for sports and marketing.

 

Guys, this is about marketability. Don't lose sight of that. This isn't a ranking of how hardcore the fanbases are.

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2 hours ago, WarPanthers89 said:

Lol Bills ranked 27th? I’ve seen those fans almost kill themselves over finally reaching the playoffs, while we have more fans of the opposite team in the stadium than us. 2015 was absolutely magical but the stadium has been a shell of itself since.

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bills may have the best fans, 27th is a pure joke. 

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45 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

We (The Emory Marketing Analytics Center and Fanalytics Podcast) pay special attention to the NFL because it showcases important lessons about consumer passion (fandom), and we can illustrate the power of analytics for sports and marketing.

 

Guys, this is about marketability. Don't lose sight of that. This isn't a ranking of how hardcore the fanbases are.

More or less, but they're not exactly framing it that way.

"It’s a look at the strength of fandom as of the end of the 2022 season. Since fandom is created over many seasons or even generations, this is a look into the past. The QB analysis is a look into the future. QBs are the overwhelming key to winning in the NFL, and winning is what ultimately builds fandom."

Just a weird approach.

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17 minutes ago, KSpan said:

More or less, but they're not exactly framing it that way.

"It’s a look at the strength of fandom as of the end of the 2022 season. Since fandom is created over many seasons or even generations, this is a look into the past. The QB analysis is a look into the future. QBs are the overwhelming key to winning in the NFL, and winning is what ultimately builds fandom."

Just a weird approach.

You have to read through all their nonsense. It's basically about marketability.

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6 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

You have to read through all their nonsense. It's basically about marketability.

I'm not disagreeing with you here. It would have been easier, but less clickbaity, if they just came out and said that instead of trying to convolute their way to equating some weird analysis of spend/prices and social media presence to somehow prove that a team has a better 'fandom' because of it.

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5 minutes ago, KSpan said:

I'm not disagreeing with you here. It would have been easier, but less clickbaity, if they just came out and said that instead of trying to convolute their way to equating some weird analysis of spend/prices and social media presence to somehow prove that a team has a better 'fandom' because of it.

Yeah, the intro stuff is very cringey.

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18 hours ago, KSpan said:

Yeah, anything purporting to rank fan loyalty with Carolina ranked higher over KC and Buffalo, let alone any of the other teams, is just silly. Given their methodology, Carolina's ranking is probably propped up by them having PSL's for longer than anyone else (guaranteed revenue, people paying higher prices) and having Cam and Luke for the past decade.

That's more likely than not. I'll take that. A W is a W.

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