Why WTA’s Rebrand Put Women’s Tennis Players at Center Court
The WTA and its players “thought a lot about consumption on a phone,” Swanson said, but they also thought about the fans’ role in their brand.
“Because they’re interested in the story beyond tennis, we needed to understand what they are passionate about,” Storti said. “If you do something that is not authentic or genuine, the fans will disconnect.”
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