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Read MoreThis case study illustrates how partnering with AJC empowered a major sports organisation to adopt data-driven methods to transform their email marketing dynamics, ensuring transparency and robust mechanisms for upholding individuals’ data rights in the process of converting one off ticket purchasers to become valued ongoing customers.
In the competitive realm of sports, fan engagement is paramount. With a database boasting over 1 million clients, our client, a leading sports organisation (the Organisation), took pride in connecting with their audience through marketing emails. However, their historical practice of automatically opting all customers into receiving these emails posed significant challenges in the face of GDPR regulations.
As GDPR rolled out, our client faced a pivotal moment. Compliance with GDPR, alongside Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PERC), became imperative. The Organisation recognised the need to obtain explicit consent for marketing communications to align with GDPR requirements.
With AJC’s guidance, the client underwent a transformative journey. They revamped their data processing practices, now operating within the legitimate interest framework. This shift empowered individuals to exercise control over their data and marketing preferences, bolstering compliance under GDPR.
While navigating GDPR compliance presented significant hurdles, the Organisation commitment to compliance and continuous improvement in data protection practices remained steadfast. Through tailored solutions and strategic partnerships, they embraced a culture of compliance, paving the way for enhanced fan engagement and regulatory adherence.
“Balancing GDPR compliance with effective marketing strategies, AJC provided the organisational platform to transition from automatic opt-ins to a legitimate interest framework, ensuring transparency and robust mechanisms for individuals’ data rights in the process of aiming to convert one off ticket purchasers to become valued ongoing customers.” Adrian Jolly, Founder of AJC
If you think we could help your sports organisation, call us on 020 7101 4861.
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