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上賽季隨著球隊打進季后賽,宣傳團隊調整了城市應援計劃的內容。通過徵集有意向的商家或者球迷,球隊發出800面應援旗幟,以供懸掛在店面或者房間外牆。將旗幟拍照上傳到網絡還能抽取獎品。這是工作人員在觀看F1紀錄片drive to survive 時受到的啟發,影片里居民會在陽台懸掛所支持車隊的旗子。當時,攻城獅球隊公關正在接觸戶外廣告位置,經過權衡,余涵認為與其花大量預算買廣告位,不如直接做一批旗幟免費發放,如此一來,不僅球隊獲得曝光度、球迷能夠有參與感、還能讓外界認識到球隊與城市的融合。
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透過裝置呈現力量的回饋是初步追求的目標,在追求高度精準競技運度領域中,對手反擊發出的力量方向性與收力角度,才是運動員宇宙發展的最大挑戰。Apple已經取得《用於穿戴裝置的陀螺儀進動引擎》(Gyroscopic Precession Engine for HMD),透過陀螺儀進動引擎環,在使用者頭部、頸部或其他身體部位提供連續扭力,比如創造如同爆炸的空氣波壓力、賽車過灣的離心力、進行運動動作的反扭矩力量及拳擊打到手腕上的反作用力。
然而,與其為有錢的NBA球隊打造新場館,這座城市可以將兩億五千五百萬美元,以每年五萬美元的薪資僱用超過兩百名工人二十五年;這筆錢可以用在路平或水資源專案,解決這個區域頻繁的乾旱;也可以資助沙加緬度大學(Sacramento State University )的捐款成長一○○○%,該所大學已經每年都為當地經濟創造超過八億美元的收入;或是可以大幅補救這座城市二十億美元退休金計畫的虧損。沙加緬度並不是真的有兩億五千五百萬美元來揮霍,但是既然決定要花費這筆錢,對這座城市的經濟而言,與將兩億五千五百萬美元花在新場館上相比,這些投資中的任何一項都幾乎絕對會有更多回饋。但是市政府促成這項協議,而金州第一中心現在每年舉辦許多國王隊的球賽及其他活動。
現今的研究已經斷定,在NBA中不再存有薪資歧視。我不知道是否有任何正式的測驗,檢視球迷是否依然偏好歧視,但是一項關於最近開幕日球員名單的簡略調查發現,球隊有多少白人球迷與選手之間並不相關。多年來,勇士隊、密爾瓦基公鹿隊(MilwaukeeBucks )、曼菲斯灰熊隊(Memphis Grizzlies )、洛杉磯湖人隊(Los Angeles Lakers )及聖東安尼奧馬刺隊(San Antonio Spurs ),是所有球隊中白人球員比例最高的球隊,但它們主場城市的人口族群組合是多元的,從以白人為主(密爾瓦基)到大部分為拉丁裔(洛杉磯與聖安東尼奧),或是亞裔(舊金山|奧克蘭)族群,再到在聯盟中的黑人城市(曼菲斯)。
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本文選自 堡壘文化 《Road to World Cup足球應許之地:朝世界盃奔馳的人們與他們的國度》一書。
「2022世界盃開賽之前,你最應該看的第一本書!」
作者以歷史、社會、文化等層面,剖析32個參賽國家追求榮耀的歷程與演變,全書沒有華麗的詞藻、沒有艱澀的規則戰術,從人文的角度透過說故事的方式,讓讀者能夠看到賽場以外的足球世界。
本文選自 堡壘文化 《Road to World Cup足球應許之地:朝世界盃奔馳的人們與他們的國度》一書。
「2022世界盃開賽之前,你最應該看的第一本書!」
作者以歷史、社會、文化等層面,剖析32個參賽國家追求榮耀的歷程與演變,全書沒有華麗的詞藻、沒有艱澀的規則戰術,從人文的角度透過說故事的方式,讓讀者能夠看到賽場以外的足球世界。
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Future Trends & Opportunities in Taiwan Fitness Market
Key Takeaways
2021 COVID restrictions, hit the gym industry hard, and people have switched to other fitness activities such as hiking, with no plans to return to gyms.
To capture rising fitness spending, brands need to discount aggressively and have strong influencer and localized marketing strategies.
The Effect of the COVID Pandemic on Taiwan Fitness Consumption
The COVID pandemic has made in Taiwan people pay more attention to their health, and more people are exercising than before. These were the findings from a 2021 study commissioned by the Sports Administration (教育部體育署) and undertaken by Shih Hsin University(世新大學). Despite Taiwan having a major COVID outbreak in May 2021 and implementing lockdown-style restrictions that lasted until September, the percentage of the population who regularly exercised reached 33.9%, which was an increase of 0.9% over the previous year.
While the global market for sporting goods and apparel has been strong, growth in Taiwan has been relatively stagnant. The biggest change has been the wider adoption of online sales for fitness products. In 2020, as the COVID pandemic broke out in Taiwan, offline sales fell in the first two quarters of the year, while online sales grew by 5.19% and 19.10%. In total, online sales for fitness products grew by 18.97% for the year.
Gyms have been majorly impacted by the outbreak in Taiwan in May 2021, which forced them to close for months. The number of gyms in Taiwan and memberships had been growing up to that point, but after the restrictions and their subsequent easing, it appears that many old members are not returning, and new memberships are stagnant. Revenues for the True Yoga Group, which runs 40 gyms in Taiwan (including the True Fitness chain), were down 14.8% in the first six months of 2021 when compared with the previous year. Fitness Factory showed a 5% YOY decrease in revenues in the 4th quarter of 2021.
Ray Liu of LinkSports thinks that the growth of gyms will be stagnant in Taiwan, moving forward. “After the COVID outbreak, lot of people think they now don’t need to go to gyms”, explains Liu, “They now have acquired replacement fitness activities such as swimming, hiking, free-diving, or other outdoor activities and have no plan to return to gyms”.
In the last year, Taiwanese consumers have taken interest in building home gyms
Building a home gym, a trend that has been common for decades in Western countries has now really picked up speed in Taiwan thanks to the COVID pandemic. A dedicated Facebook group has over 30,000 members who share knowledge and tips on building your home gym. Many opt for importing equipment from Chinese merchants on the platform Taobao, as the costs are lower than buying domestically.
How to Succeed in Taiwan Fitness Market
There is a conversion that fitness consumption will only increase in Taiwan in the following decade, but how can brands catch this rising opportunity?
The Role of Fitness in Taiwan
To connect with Taiwanese consumers, it’s important to understand the meanings attributed to fitness. Ray Liu of LinkSports, explains that for many younger Taiwanese, gyms and fitness activities are seen often as opportunities for socializing. Many people visit gyms to spend time with friends, family, or coworkers, while others see group classes as an opportunity to meet new people. Taiwanese make decisions to buy apparel based on whether it’s fashionable or cool, rather than for functionality.
Fitness is also very much a status activity. Professor Ying Chiang believes that while fitness culture is growing across Taiwan, it is mostly centralized in the metropolitan areas. People consider that by going to a more expensive gym or a sought-after personal trainer, they will be considered higher class. The same goes for more expensive group classes or fitness apparel.
“Taiwan Tinder profiles show that people view fitness lifestyles as a sign of accomplishment and worldliness”-Professor Ying Chiang, Chilhee University
Being fit and involved in fitness lifestyles is also now considered a marker that someone is independent and globalized. Professor Chiang adds that “you only have to look at Tinder in Taiwan to see the number of photos of people working out, this is a representation of the self as accomplished and cosmopolitan”.
Pricing Strategy for Taiwan
When pricing for the Taiwan market, it’s important to know that Taiwanese are very price-conscious and discount-driven. Adidas and Nike have aggressive discounting policies and it’s common for even a new product to be heavily discounted when it hits the stores.
At the same time, many Taiwanese have high spending power and are willing to spend considerable amounts of money on their lifestyles and hobbies. It is common for Nike’s most expensive running shoes to be completely out of stock in Taiwan, and with long waiting lists.
Marketing Fitness to Taiwanese Consumers
Taiwanese consumers are very willing to buy new brands and products if they are recommended to them by an influencer, or a Korean/Hollywood celebrity. Thus, the Taiwan fitness market can be seen to be more influencer-driven than elsewhere. Les Mills, the most successful brand of fitness classes in Taiwan, has prospered by fostering a team of celebrity instructors with legions of fans who want to come to their classes.
At the same time, you still need to embrace more traditional marketing channels. “If you only invest in KOL marketing, people will see you as a fad KOL brand, and of lower status”, explains Ray Liu of LinkSports.
The most important digital marketing channel for fitness brands is Instagram, followed by Tiktok. Facebook, like elsewhere, is now considered an older and less fashionable platform. Livestreaming E-Commerce is popular in Taiwan, but it is seen as low status and not suitable for premium products.
Localization
Many overseas brands struggle in Taiwan they because just rehash marketing campaigns designed for the China market. They fail to understand and respect the differences between the consumers, and will just replicate marketing efforts to save money. There is a misapprehension that because it’s all in Chinese, the Taiwanese will accept it. In fact, the Taiwanese are very sensitive to when a campaign slogan or visual was originally made for the China market.
Taiwan is a mature market. Indeed, consumers like foreign brands, but they respond positively when they feel that brands have made an effort to listen to Taiwanese and develop localized marketing campaigns. Particularly well received is when brands are willing to provide exclusive products or invite superstars to visit Taiwan.
Nike excel at this, they have a branch office in Taiwan and develop local campaigns that resonate with local consumers. They also sponsor a lot of sporting events and local competitions. In comparison, Under Armor, which lost a lot of market share since 2018, has done relatively poorly in this regard.
There is also an opportunity for more niche brands if they can connect to the smaller interest groups. Zwift, the home cycling virtual training APP, has been very successful in Taiwan, because of targeted campaigns and content that were tailored for the Taiwanese road cycling community.
Future Trends & Opportunities
1.Inclusivity
There is an opportunity for more inclusive forms of fitness marketing, as the ‘THIS GIRL CAN’ campaign in the UK
Fitness in Taiwan is very much marketed as an activity for the beautiful and successful, especially when female fitness. Professor Yang Jiang sees an opportunity for brands that promote inclusivity and diversity of body types in their marketing, like the successful ‘THIS GIRL CAN’ campaign in the UK. Many women in Taiwan do not fulfill traditional body stereotypes and are not being catered to by brands.
2.Hybrid Fitness
When the COVID pandemic hit Taiwan in May of 2021, consumers didn’t embrace working out at home, like in the Western world. According to fitness industry consultant, Amber Hsu, this is because “Taiwanese homes are small, and people are not as malleable when it comes to fitness as elsewhere”. Also, the social factor of fitness classes is part of their appeal, especially for female consumers, and this is hard to replicate online.
What is likely to grow in the next decade, is more of a hybrid form of fitness, which caters to both the convenience of exercising at home, while still allowing people to enjoy the social aspects of working out in the gym or a class. In Taiwan, you will start to see a lot of higher-quality, paid fitness content from coaches with strong social media followings.
3.Physical Retail to Become Experience-Led
Taiwanese E-Commerce boomed as a result of the pandemic, and it will increasingly take a larger share of fitness apparel and accessory sales.
As the market shifts to larger online sales, the role of the physical store will be more like an experience center in which consumers can primarily learn and interact with the brand and its products.
4.Silver-Haired Fitness
Taiwan has one of the oldest populations in the world, and to reduce the burden on the national insurance system, the government has been emphasizing the importance of exercise for older people. Older consumers in Taiwan also have significant, untapped consumption power.
Expect to see more gyms and clubs targeted to older consumers in the next decade. There is also a big opportunity for apparel and accessories brands that can successfully target this segment.
Ryan, Matthew. “The 10-Year Formosa Fitness Frenzy: Why Taiwan Went Wild for Exercise.” Taiwan Consumer Insights, 1 3 2022, https://taiwanconsumers.substack.com/p/understanding-taiwans-fitness-boom. Accessed 26 8 2022.