NFL Provides Fans With One App for the Ultimate Experience

After six months of waiting around and counting down the days, rookie Devonte Holloman gave NFL fans a highlight worth watching as he returned a 75-yard interception for a touchdown securing the Dallas Cowboys’ 24-20 victory of the Miami Dolphins during Sunday’s Hall of Fame game.

For die-hard fans that might have missed the moment, no need to worry any longer. The NFL is unifying its mobile offering under one superior app, giving fans the opportunity to follow every second of every game on the go.

NFL Mobile from Verizon is offering a revamped app that is free and includes all the highlights, analysis, fantasy tools, statistical updates and more for basic members. However, for customers who want to enhance their football experience just that much more, access to other vital outlets such as Sunday, Monday, and Thursday Night Football, along with NFL Network and NFL RedZone is available for just $5.

Here at PMBC Group, a Los Angeles Technology PR Firm, understanding Verizon and the NFL’s decision to unify the NFL ’13 and NFL Mobile apps to make it easier for fans to locate all of the NFL’s content is very exciting, and we hope this makes for a more enjoyable experience for fans everywhere.

What is your favorite part about the NFL Mobile app?

PMBC group is a multi-level PR firm based in Los Angeles, specializing in Corporate PR and Tech PR. Visit us at http://www.pmbcgroup.com.

Super Bowl XLVII Ads

PMBC Group is counting down the days until Super Bowl XLVII and we are especially looking forward to this year’s advertisements. According to Business Insider, companies are dishing out more than four million dollars for 30-second time-slots that will reach an audience of 111 million people.

With the Super Bowl just four days away, many companies have released teasers to maximize their ad spending and our excitement. This year, several companies are gaining viewer attention by asking consumers, like you, to submit videos or vote on our favorite commercial endings.

Audi took to YouTube to ask users to vote on one of three possible versions of their ‘Prom’ commercial.

Coca-Cola has ditched the polar bears this year for a gamified approach, asking fans to choose their favorite Super Bowl ad ending.

Doritos Crash the Super Bowl campaign had people submit their own Doritos advertisement and then asked Facebook fans to vote on their favorite.

Which advertisements are you most excited to see?

 PMBC group is a multi-level PR firm based in Los Angeles, specializing in Corporate PR and Tech PR. Visit us at www.pmbcgroup.com.