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very engaging and educative course on entertainment and sports marketing......the lecturer demonstrated immense understanding and appreciation of the subject area........

I think an actualization of content and examples would be great, but the course is perfect for those who love sports and want to learn more.

The narrative could have been better and more engaging, but the interviews were a gold mine.

Would prefer more in depth and details

The course is good for beginners

It was great, simple and clear.

Easy to follow and understand.

Educational but repetitive.

amazing course

okay

Structure was good. I learned a few things, although I already had experience in Sports Marketing.

One thing I didn't like was the introduction of seemingly complicated concepts to explain simple ideas. For instance: Noon Nopi seems like a "buzzword" to convey the *very* basic idea of adapting to the audience and context.

Also, most of the content from the Viral Marketing, AR/VR and Influence chapters are just common sense. These parts weren't challenging enough, to be honest. And I believe anyone who has lived in the digital era will feel the same.

Also - this is be a very minor issue - the Professor's body language seems to be "overdone". It feels wrong. In case it isn't natural for him to point at the audience/camera, maybe he shouldn't do it. But please, professor, don't take it personally, it was a very minor issue. And I don't think I could do a better job :)

I really liked the expert interviews. Especially those with John Davis, and the Audi Korea Head of Marketing. Good structure. Good answers. Lots of takeaways.

Quite complete in terms of topics but really suitable for people with already big knowledge in marketing and in sports & entertainment. was expecting more depth and more methodologies that would apply to specific marketing objectives.

The arguments of the course are very basic under some aspects but it's very helpful to obtain the fundamentals of entertainment

Give key points in practice to make this work in the area of International Entertainment and Sports Marketing

It wasn't very good. Sure, I learned a bit, but it was not what I was expecting. The content lacked depth.

The concepts are clear but lack of practical assignments means it can be forgotten easily

Repetitive and surprisingly dry course.