Sherman is a marketing genius

He becomes the most hated guy in America (for about 3.5 seconds) and then deftly turns public opinion around using social media and press conferences. Suddenly, he is liked and then his brand is everywhere. He went from being known as the guy needling Revis to being the best cornerback in the NFL in public perception.

The other day, he and Baldwin then do a parody instead of a conference and nails it again. He brands himself, gets Lynch's back, and needles the NFL all in one swoop.

Now he has his own videogame.

http://www.geekwire.com/2014/letters-bo ... word-game/

Whoever taught his marketing classes in Stanford did a hell of a job, because he clearly paid attention.

(Edit:Changed title - long day, less coffee = crappy spelling. Now somebody get the game and review it so I know if I should get it for the kids)

TwistedHusky":1hexi9us said:

He becomes the most hated guy in America (for about 3.5 seconds) and then deftly turns public opinion around using social media and press conferences. Suddenly, he is liked and then his brand is everywhere. He went from being known as the guy needling Revis to being the best cornerback in the NFL in public perception.

The other day, he and Baldwin then do a parody instead of a conference and nails it again. He brands himself, gets Lynch's back, and needles the NFL all in one swoop.

Now he has his own videogame.

http://www.geekwire.com/2014/letters-bo ... word-game/

Whoever taught his marketing classes in Stanford did a hell of a job, because he clearly paid attention.

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=Sheman?

Cool! :thirishdrinkers:

Scottemojo":krqh6jqp said:

TwistedHusky":krqh6jqp said:

He becomes the most hated guy in America (for about 3.5 seconds) and then deftly turns public opinion around using social media and press conferences. Suddenly, he is liked and then his brand is everywhere. He went from being known as the guy needling Revis to being the best cornerback in the NFL in public perception.

The other day, he and Baldwin then do a parody instead of a conference and nails it again. He brands himself, gets Lynch's back, and needles the NFL all in one swoop.

Now he has his own videogame.

http://www.geekwire.com/2014/letters-bo ... word-game/

Whoever taught his marketing classes in Stanford did a hell of a job, because he clearly paid attention.

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=Sheman?

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Faaaaaaaaaaaaaaark, you beat me to it.

:snack: