Articles Tagged ‘Sport Chek’
Sport Chek goes loud with Olympic disclaimer
The retailer has invested half of its media spend on delivering a “warning” during the first day of the games.
MAOY Gold: Touché’s data-driven transformation
The agency introduces a new team and positioning statement as part of its focus on data.
Sport Chek busts a move in apparel
The retailer uses a team of dancers to bring some energy to its lifestyle collection.
Sport Chek puts a new face on its ads
The retailer moves away from sweat and grit to focus on the real people serving its shoppers.
Sport Chek opens women-focused concept store
The Calgary location is a first for the retailer as it looks to recognize its female shoppers.
Strategy’s favourite campaigns of the year
To hold you over until we return, our editorial team shares creative work worthy of year-end recognition.
Which Olympic spots win with women?
A report from Harbinger shows which ads have resonated most with women, as well as when they are tuning in to the games.
Going live with Sport Chek
The “Chase The Gear” contest brings Facebook Live into the brand’s real-time Olympic plans.
Sport Chek’s on-the-fly Olympic strategy
Why the retailer has set up shop in CBC’s headquarters to create the most up-to-date content possible from Rio.
New Balance finds your stride
The brand brings its 3D scan experience for runners and other athletes to Sport Chek’s newest flagship.
Under Armour and Sport Chek’s quest for youth
The brands search for athletes of the next generation to be featured in a new advertising campaign.
Check it out: Sport Chek celebrates the #GreatOnes
A new spot narrated by Wayne Gretzky uses real footage to show the power of a father’s support.
Sport Chek takes its real-time messaging offline
Can the popular social strategy work on traditional media? The sports retailer tested the waters during the Raptors’ playoff run.
Culture shock
L’Oreal, Mondelez and FGL sports are trying to infuse new thinking with a jolt of hands-on learning.
Sport Chek slows down
The retailer’s “spring training” platform targeted at women takes a different approach to show the path to physical betterment.
