LEGO has just joined as the official sponsor of Formula 1: A Journey to the Heart of Crossing Marketing
(In the words of Cánepa, Maurizio, and Maqueda) In a world where consumer experience is the new gold, the recent partnership between LEGO and Formula 1 (F1) stands as a beacon of innovation and creativity. This agreement, which will commence as an official sponsor (expanded), is slated for full implementation in 2025, yet there are already numerous activities in collaboration with brands like Ferrari, Aston Martin, Mercedes, and Williams. This cross-action not only signifies a merger of two entertainment giants but also marks a milestone in the application of crossing marketing, amplifying experiences, creating value through experiential products, and expanding categories. In this article, we will explore how this collaboration aligns with current trends and why value-driven brands like LEGO are increasingly interested in this approach.
(In the words of Cánepa, Maurizio, and Maqueda) In a world where consumer experience is the new gold, the recent partnership between LEGO and Formula 1 (F1) stands as a beacon of innovation and creativity. This agreement, which will commence as an official sponsor (expanded), is slated for full implementation in 2025, yet there are already numerous activities in collaboration with brands like Ferrari, Aston Martin, Mercedes, and Williams. This cross-action not only signifies a merger of two entertainment giants but also marks a milestone in the application of crossing marketing, amplifying experiences, creating value through experiential products, and expanding categories. In this article, we will explore how this collaboration aligns with current trends and why value-driven brands like LEGO are increasingly interested in this approach.