NASCAR Fan & Media Engagement Center To Be Featured In New National Advertising Campaign From HP
NASCAR CMO Steve Phelps Stars In TV Spot Breaking Today
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (Aug. 26, 2013)
– NASCAR will be featured in new advertising launching today as part of HP’s
“Build a better enterprise. Together”
marketing campaign, which highlights stories of collaboration and
co-innovation. NASCAR’s story illustrates how the company worked with HP to create the Fan
and Media Engagement Center
(FMEC), which incorporates innovative technology that is transforming its relationships with fans and
partners. The centerpiece of the campaign is a
fast-paced, 30-second TV spot highlighting NASCAR as one of HP’s
lighthouse customers and featuring NASCAR Chief Marketing Officer Steve
Phelps.
The NASCAR-themed creative will air on national news networks including
CNBC, CNN and FOX News, and will also appear in a wide range of print outlets such as
Bloomberg BusinessWeek, Forbes, Harvard Business Review, The Economist,
and Wired, among others.
In
the latest example of the convergence of Big Data and marketing, this
campaign brings to life how HP helps
NASCAR make sense of the noise – juxtaposing the chaos of a NASCAR race
with the order and precision the FMEC provides. The spot showcases how
technology turns millions of tweets, posts and stories into
business-impacting analytics.
“HP
has done a masterful job, not only in partnering with us to create this
cutting-edge tool, but in telling
the story of how and why we developed it together,” said Phelps. “The
amount of conversation and media coverage around our sport is
staggering. Thanks to our Official Technology Partner HP, we’re now able
to glean the insights we need to make more informed
decisions that benefit our entire industry.”
“This is a true example of HP partnering with our customers to build a better enterprise,” said Susan Popper,
Senior Vice President, Experience Marketing, HP. “We are excited to tell the story together with NASCAR.”
Filmed during the Coke Zero 400 powered by Coca-Cola, the TV spot is packed with night racing action at Daytona
International Speedway and imagery of NASCAR’s famously brand-loyal fan base. It is produced by The Garage and directed by Brett Morgan, known for his
documentary projects: “Rolling Stones Crossfire Hurricane” and “June 17, 1994” for
ESPN’s 30 for 30 series.
The FMEC is
state-of-the-art facility that enables near real-time analysis and
response
to traditional, digital, and social media. Housed in a 500-square-foot,
glass-enclosed room outfitted with touch screens and digital displays,
the FMEC is the focal point of the newly designed offices that house
NASCAR Digital in Charlotte, N.C.
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