Branded Places.
Examples of places product brands create for hobbyists to connect in-person.
Image: Yonex® Center, Belgium
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- For Badminton 1
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- For Bourbon Enthusiasts 1
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- For Car Enthusiasts 1
- For Climbing 2
- For Coffee Brewing 2
- For Collecting 2
- For Cycling 2
- For Drawing 2
- For Film Enthusiasts 1
- For Fitness 3
- For Fly Fishing 1
- For Formula 1 Enthusiasts 3
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- For Golfing 2
- For Guitar Playing 1
- For Hunting 1
- For Kiteboarding 1
- For Model Building 1
- For Motorcycling 2
- For Padel 1
- For Photography 1
- For Pickleball 1
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- For Skateboarding 1
- For Slacklining 1
- For Table Tennis 2
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Short on repeat customers?
When your brand experiences low customer lifetime value (CLV), the problem isn’t you. It’s the strategy. Listen to the backstories of seven (7) leveraging hobbies and adding in-person experiences.
Wisconsin → Harley-Davidson Museum
Find yourself in Wisconsin? Harley-Davidson Museum at West Canal Street in Milwaukee, the brand’s only museum, has become a community hub for those who are into motorcycling as a hobby.
Germany → BMW® Motorrad Welt
Find yourself in Germany? BMW Motorrad Welt (“World” in German) in Berlin, located in the heart of the brand’s production site, has become a community hub for those who are into motorcycling as a hobby.