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IRP #49: State of the Industry - Part One

IRP #49: State of the Industry - Part One

FromThe Inside Racing Podcast


IRP #49: State of the Industry - Part One

FromThe Inside Racing Podcast

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Length:
38 minutes
Released:
Sep 12, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

What external forces are impacting the racing industry? How are cultural trends impacting engagement? What does the sponsorship bubble mean for race tracks, series and teams? In the first ever State of the Industry series, business expert and motorsports professional John Robbins share his views and observations from a year in the trenches with short track racing. The first episode focuses on the external forces that are hard to control. They represent changes across the country that impact the sport. In this episode of The Inside Racing Podcast, you'll begin to get an understanding of the challenges facing the industry. Being able to see big trends will help you adapt in the coming years. Whether you are just getting started or you've been racing for decades, there's something here for you. Want more episodes like this? Visit www.NSTAracing.com/archive for past episodes. Become a VIP Listener and get access to exclusive listener bonuses. Join the conversation on Twitter (@NSTA_Racing), Facebook (@NSTAracing) or email podcast@NSTAracing.com.
Released:
Sep 12, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (53)

John Robbins: Business strategist, coach and consultant for more than a decade shares his strategies, frameworks, tips and best practices to help you preserve and grow your racing operation. You'll hear from handpicked experts inside and outside the industry as they share their insights, stories and opinions about the business of racing. It's about understanding what goes on behind the scenes at race tracks, with sanctioning bodies, inside race teams and among industry professionals. It's also about uncovering the latest trends and gathering valuable insights from people across the world of business. John has combined his experience of growing up at the track and a passion for business to bring a unique, fun and real perspective to the business of racing. His work has allowed him to help track owners across the country develop and execute strategies to grow revenue and increase profitability, attract and retain sponsors and engage race fans. Sales, prospecting, sponsorship, media, public relations, event promotion, motorsports strategy, ticketing, social media, technology, fan experience, entertainment, attractions, concessions, merchandise, staffing, operations, finance, economic development, and all the other things that work (and don't work) in the business of racing to help support, preserve and grow short track racing in America.