My Little Pony and inspiring the next generation: Is the marketing of women’s sport falling short?

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What do you picture when you think of women's sport? You might see excited young women holding homemade signs, a family-friendly crowd, or role models on the field creating a better future for women. In a domain that has traditionally excluded women, whether as players, spectators or administrators, women's sport is claiming space. Deloitte predicts that in 2025, sponsors of Australian women's sports teams will see a 75 per cent higher return on every dollar invested compared to sponsors of men's teams. But are elite women's sports selling themselves short when it comes to marketing?

Period31 May 2025

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  • TitleMy Little Pony and inspiring the next generation: Is the marketing of women’s sport falling short?
    Media name/outletABC News
    Country/TerritoryAustralia
    Date31/05/25
    DescriptionWhat do you picture when you think of women's sport? You might see excited young women holding homemade signs, a family-friendly crowd, or role models on the field creating a better future for women. In a domain that has traditionally excluded women, whether as players, spectators or administrators, women's sport is claiming space. Deloitte predicts that in 2025, sponsors of Australian women's sports teams will see a 75 per cent higher return on every dollar invested compared to sponsors of men's teams. But are elite women's sports selling themselves short when it comes to marketing?
    URLhttps://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-31/marketing-of-womens-sport-falling-short-netball-matildas/105302170
    PersonsJess Richards