Novig Bets on Provocation to Break Through a Crowded Sports Market
Sydney Sweeney’s provocative ‘Just Sports’ campaign gives Novig a sharply defined brand proposition—and a fast way to buy attention in a crowded prediction-market race.
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Sydney Sweeney’s provocative ‘Just Sports’ campaign gives Novig a sharply defined brand proposition—and a fast way to buy attention in a crowded prediction-market race.
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