EP120:把環法自行車賽帶進日月潭!名衍行銷如何用 20 年功力,讓世界看見台灣?

EPISODE · Dec 29, 2025 · 50 MIN

EP120:把環法自行車賽帶進日月潭!名衍行銷如何用 20 年功力,讓世界看見台灣?

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一吉邦 A-One節目 第一百二十集,把環法自行車賽帶進日月潭!名衍行銷如何用 20 年功力,讓世界看見台灣? 你有想過,在日月潭也能體驗到世界頂級的「環法自行車賽」嗎?這集我們邀請到台灣運動行銷界的元老——名衍行銷,聊聊他們如何把國際級的熱血賽事搬到你我身邊! 名衍行銷在台灣深耕超過 20 年,執行長黃成翰憑藉著過去在 ESPN 體育台的深厚人脈與專業,帶領團隊創下無數經典。最讓人驚艷的,就是他們成功引進了「環法自行車挑戰賽(L'Étape)」來到日月潭,讓台灣車友不必出國,就能享受世界最高規格的騎乘體驗。 這集節目的精彩亮點: • 國際賽事搬運工: 引進「環法」這種國際大IP有哪些不為人知的難關?名衍如何讓世界級賽事在日月潭完美落地? • 不只是辦比賽,是辦觀光: 從深耕 14 年的「秀姑巒溪泛舟鐵人賽」到「澎湖跨海馬拉松」,名衍如何精準吸引萬人參與,創造千萬產值? • 大品牌的信任清單: 為什麼麥當勞、7-11、TECO 等百家企業,這 20 年來辦活動首選都是他們? • 整合行銷的真功夫: 從創意發想、數位操作到現場執行,揭秘這群「活動狂人」如何一條龍搞定所有細節。 如果你想知道如何將運動賽事與地方觀光結合,或是想聽聽引進國際賽事的實戰內幕,這集名衍行銷的分享你絕對不能錯過! 本節目由Feebees 襪鞋冠名贊助 -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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