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March Madness
The interests, motivations and behaviors of bracket fillers, bar-goers and casual fans for three weeks a year.
What the model sees Live
Built to understand the tournament audience by the teams they follow: the blue bloods, the mid-majors people root for in a bracket, and the conference and selection storylines that fill the week before tip-off.
What stands out
- Selection process, NIT, Big East, America East
The bubble is the story. The audience is engaged before the bracket exists, following selection and conference tournaments, which extends the window.
- Gonzaga, Dayton, Wichita State, Princeton
Mid-majors pull outsized attention. The Cinderella instinct is real and it's where bracket-pool conversation lives.
- ESPN
The broadcaster is part of the audience's identity. Coverage and analysis, not just games.
- Division II women's tournament
The women's game is in the audience without being seeded. Programs and sponsors on that side are reaching the same fans.
Skews men, 25 to 34, no kids at home — strongest in Kentucky, Iowa, Alabama and Illinois.
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Make it yours
March Madness is the starting point. Change anything, then build it under a free account.
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