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    Tony Gonzalez Launches 1,000th Catch Twitter Contest

    by Matthew Allinson 09-01-2010 02:41 PM New Media | News | Public Relations

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    All-Pro NFL tight end Tony Gonzalez, in conjunction with his all-natural sports nutrition company All-Pro Science, Inc, is running a neat social media campaign to celebrate his 1,000th career catch. The winner of the contest will receive an autographed glove used during the 1,000th catch game and a trip for two to Atlanta to reenact the catch with Gonzalez, along with tickets to a Falcons game.

    Gonzalez is only one reception shy of becoming the seventh player in NFL history, and the first tight end, to reach the 1,000 catch milestone. He is expected to make this catch in the Falcons' season opener on Sunday, September 12 at Pittsburgh.

    It's always nice to see a professional athlete thinking outside the box to reward his fans and create good will in the community. A clever and fun social media campaign like this will definitely enhance Gonzalez's brand and reputation. This underscores the importance for pro athletes to have a strong PR teamJen Campbell, All-Pro Science's PR Director, is doing a fantastic job and this campaign will no doubt be highly successful and create tons of positive publicity for her star client.

    For more details about the contest, check out the press release that Jen Campbell sent me.

     


    Published 09-01-2010 © 2010 Access Athletes, LLC

    Keywords: 1000th career catch, All-Pro Science, Atlanta Falcons, Inc, Tony Gonzalez, Twitter contest

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    by Matthew Allinson 11-25-2009 12:48 AM Athlete Services | Image Branding | New Media

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    Athletes, if you want to build a succesful brand online, hire a team of qualified professionals that will show you how to create that quarter-inch hole.

     

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    Athletes: use Twitter to build your brand, drive traffic to your website, and promote your causes. No need for a filter between you and the fans who love you.

     

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    The fact is that social networking through Twitter and Facebook have their place in the development of an athlete's brand. It is the quality of the information that is posted that makes these sites valuable to brand development. At the same time, the brand that is created can be killed faster than a speeding bullet by a statement made on a social networking site. Simply put, think before you type or you may be tomorrow's headline.

     

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