• Globalization in Football

  • 2024/09/13
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Globalization in Football

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  • In this episode, David delves into the profound impact of globalization on the football industry, which has evolved into a $400 billion mini-society. The discussion highlights the diverse types of football fans, from die-hard fanatics to casual followers, and how clubs are increasingly targeting these demographics for marketing and engagement. The episode explores the commercialization of football through broadcasting and social media, emphasizing the rise of player iconography and the influence of social media on fan loyalty. Additionally, David addresses the challenges faced by local fans in a globalized market, the rising ticket prices that price out younger supporters, and the implications of these trends for the future of football.

    KEY TAKEAWAYS

    • Globalization has transformed football into a $400 billion industry, creating numerous opportunities for engagement and commerce across the globe. The sport has become highly commercialized through broadcasting and social media, allowing fans to connect with brands and players worldwide.

    • The European Clubs Association identified various types of football fans, including fanatics, club loyalists, icon imitators, FOMO followers, main eventers, and tagalongs.

    • Football clubs are increasingly targeting tourists and casual fans rather than loyal season ticket holders, as the former group tends to spend more on merchandise and matchday experiences.

    • The rise of global fandom has created tension between local supporters and international fans. Local fans often feel overshadowed by the influx of tourists and casual supporters, leading to a divide in the matchday experience and community identity.

    • The globalization of football is expected to continue, leading to new career paths and business opportunities in areas such as marketing, content creation, and fan engagement strategies.

    BEST MOMENTS

    "Globalization is pivotal everywhere, but particularly now in football... it's like a $400 billion industry, so that's not mini if you ask me."

    "The loyalists... are probably the demographic of fans that football clubs are least interested in because they know they're going to come every week."

    "It's just going to get more and more because social media now... these guys are not just football players, they're actually people that you think you can connect to."

    "Preseason tours are not really preseason tours anymore. They're more just like marketing campaigns, really just disguised as preseason."

    "One of the most annoying terms I always see on social media is support your local... that tension is really starting to feel itself."

    PODCAST DESCRIPTION

    The Business of Football is your gateway to the dynamic world of football business. Hosted by David Chimbaza, Founder & CEO, this podcast provides in-depth insights into creating, monetizing, and scaling ventures within the football industry. Join David as he engages with top industry leaders, CEOs, and directors, sharing their experiences, strategies, and expert advice on navigating the unique challenges and opportunities in the football business. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned professional, this podcast offers valuable guidance on building success in the football industry.

    OUR SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS:

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebusinessoffootballpodcast/

    Tik Tok : https://www.tiktok.com/@businessoffootball

    HOST BIO

    Right out of the block, David Chimbaza took his International Football Business degree to do exactly what it says on the tin: Launch his own International Football Business, DTCMEDIAUK. His company works with professional leaders & business owners in the football industry to create, monetize & scale their brands for their business & professional gains. Having created and managed multiple of his own sports social media accounts from the age of 15, many of which have scaled thousands of pounds & millions of views across 3 different platforms, David has constantly found ways to bring new and engaging entertainment to his audience. Now documenting his story of managing his Global business, his experiences in Stewarding, digital management & many more, David will bring you a fresh insight into how anyone can conquer the industry.

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In this episode, David delves into the profound impact of globalization on the football industry, which has evolved into a $400 billion mini-society. The discussion highlights the diverse types of football fans, from die-hard fanatics to casual followers, and how clubs are increasingly targeting these demographics for marketing and engagement. The episode explores the commercialization of football through broadcasting and social media, emphasizing the rise of player iconography and the influence of social media on fan loyalty. Additionally, David addresses the challenges faced by local fans in a globalized market, the rising ticket prices that price out younger supporters, and the implications of these trends for the future of football.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Globalization has transformed football into a $400 billion industry, creating numerous opportunities for engagement and commerce across the globe. The sport has become highly commercialized through broadcasting and social media, allowing fans to connect with brands and players worldwide.

  • The European Clubs Association identified various types of football fans, including fanatics, club loyalists, icon imitators, FOMO followers, main eventers, and tagalongs.

  • Football clubs are increasingly targeting tourists and casual fans rather than loyal season ticket holders, as the former group tends to spend more on merchandise and matchday experiences.

  • The rise of global fandom has created tension between local supporters and international fans. Local fans often feel overshadowed by the influx of tourists and casual supporters, leading to a divide in the matchday experience and community identity.

  • The globalization of football is expected to continue, leading to new career paths and business opportunities in areas such as marketing, content creation, and fan engagement strategies.

BEST MOMENTS

"Globalization is pivotal everywhere, but particularly now in football... it's like a $400 billion industry, so that's not mini if you ask me."

"The loyalists... are probably the demographic of fans that football clubs are least interested in because they know they're going to come every week."

"It's just going to get more and more because social media now... these guys are not just football players, they're actually people that you think you can connect to."

"Preseason tours are not really preseason tours anymore. They're more just like marketing campaigns, really just disguised as preseason."

"One of the most annoying terms I always see on social media is support your local... that tension is really starting to feel itself."

PODCAST DESCRIPTION

The Business of Football is your gateway to the dynamic world of football business. Hosted by David Chimbaza, Founder & CEO, this podcast provides in-depth insights into creating, monetizing, and scaling ventures within the football industry. Join David as he engages with top industry leaders, CEOs, and directors, sharing their experiences, strategies, and expert advice on navigating the unique challenges and opportunities in the football business. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned professional, this podcast offers valuable guidance on building success in the football industry.

OUR SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebusinessoffootballpodcast/

Tik Tok : https://www.tiktok.com/@businessoffootball

HOST BIO

Right out of the block, David Chimbaza took his International Football Business degree to do exactly what it says on the tin: Launch his own International Football Business, DTCMEDIAUK. His company works with professional leaders & business owners in the football industry to create, monetize & scale their brands for their business & professional gains. Having created and managed multiple of his own sports social media accounts from the age of 15, many of which have scaled thousands of pounds & millions of views across 3 different platforms, David has constantly found ways to bring new and engaging entertainment to his audience. Now documenting his story of managing his Global business, his experiences in Stewarding, digital management & many more, David will bring you a fresh insight into how anyone can conquer the industry.

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