U.S. Open Tennis Game Follow Social Plan

U.S. Open Tennis Game Follow Social Plan : Celebrity sightings two weeks, corporate fun, lively, and spectators, the U.S. Open tennis tournament is a very social sport event. Earlier this summer, the U.S. Tennis Association (USTA), the fans rose to start the race of social alternatives to the “Follow Me to the U.S. Open" Presser spoke USTA Director of Communications, Tim Curry, and Marketing Director, Nicole West, Jeter on the competition to attract international participants, and plans for the final match will take place 9 / 11 “Follow Me to the U.S. Open” encourages participants to earn points on social and other media outlets. The contest started in mid-June and continues during the Olympus U. S. Open series of ten summer tennis tournaments and the U.S. Open. The first prize is a trip to the 2012 U.S. Open, and hitting a one-hour session of Arthur Ashe Stadium. "The overall objective was to tie the series at the Grand Slam tournaments, and the U.S. Open used to elevate the status of the Olympus U.S. Open Series," Jeter said west. "It includes a series of competition extends tennis fans," season 2-8 weeks, "Curry said. USTA also wanted to give the public courts is the dialogue online, and to demonstrate their passion for the game. How the West Jeter said, "it was important to reach a younger population, with the participation of social media.” Judah Friedlander of 30 Rock is the celebrity contestant, and Curry described him as “a big tennis fan, an impassioned advocate, and an active recreational player. He has a strong social media following and brings the tennis conversation to a new audience". Friedlander watches home series story lines tweets fun, and captures the moments of fun tennis in the video." Follow me to the U.S. Open, developed with Omnigon Communications, Awards competition to its business of tennis on Facebook, Twitter, squares, and by scanning QR codes. As Curry said, "We wanted to make competition work for everyone, regardless of the platforms they use, and weekly prizes that everyone can participate, even if they have signed recently." In mid-August, more than six thousand people, with leaders from each earn more than a million points. “Most have been playing in the Facebook space and on Twitter,” Jeter West reported, and plans are to incorporate new social platforms every year. Planning for international attendees, final match on 9/11, and weather delays while non-U.S. residents can participate in the contest, they are not eligible for prizes.  However, that does not stop international fans from attending the tournament, which they do en masse every year. They follow their favorite players on Twitter and as Jeter West and Curry observed, “for die-hard fans the U.S. Open is a destination.”To promote the arrival of their USTA to reach the foreign media and tour groups that offer packages. Another point is the U.S. Open this year is the last meeting held on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the 9 / 11 "Our main concern is how to respect the time properly," Curry said. Special Awards are expected that day to do just that. Despite the extensive advance planning, they must also contend with the weather. Rain delayed the tournament in the last couple of years. As Curry said, "is only one thing to deal with what we discussed." We'll find out next Monday, August 29.