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Improve paid social results with Athlete Ads. MOGL helps brands run ads through trusted athlete handles, built around your CPC and CPA goals.

Joined May 2020
Athlete influence just became performance media. 🚀 Introducing MOGL Athlete Paid Social: turning athlete handles into high-powered, measurable media channels for brands. Authentic voices. Paid scale. Real performance. The next era of athlete marketing starts now. 🏆
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Your athletes probably aren't why your campaign stalled. The handoffs between your team and theirs are. 1/3
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So give every handoff one owner: sourcing, deal clearance, ad permissions, creative, launch, and measurement. Campaigns rarely die because of the content. They die when a permission lapses or a report stops at clicks and nobody owned it 2/3
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If you judge athlete ads on cheap reach, you're paying for applause, not sales 1/4
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YouTube and Snapchat are better at getting athletes seen and driving traffic than proving sales. Amazon proves sales, but only the ones on Amazon. Match the platform to what you need to prove 3/4
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Buying athlete posts and hoping for leads is the mistake. A post can't tell you what a sign-up cost 1/4
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NIL FanBox ran two college athletes as Partnership Ads: 103 leads at $5.01 cost per lead, 44% below the $9.03 industry average. Optimizing for landing page views beat the pixel lead objective 3/4
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Athlete posts beat brand posts on likes. Judging them on likes alone funds the wrong content 1/4
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Scotch Porter ran five college football and basketball athletes with no paid media: 146,300 reach, $0.04 per engagement, 138.6% return on investment 3/4
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Free product isn't free marketing. A lot of brands never add up what seeding really costs, or what it sells 1/4
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When Roon ran two college athletes as whitelisted ads on Meta, it paid $0.18 per click against a $0.70 benchmark, with a 7.7% click-through rate vs a 1.71% average 3/4
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Most brands stop testing once creator ads get cheaper. That's when the real test should start 1/4
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Roon ran two college athletes as whitelisted ads and got a 7.7% click-through rate against a 1.71% industry average, at $0.18 per click 3/4
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