The use case: how NBA deploys Movable Ink
The NBA's marketing team uses Movable Ink to personalize emails and other channels for fans, including badge-status banners, gamified All-Star voting modules, dynamic GIFs for doubleheaders, and real-time team banners fed by an internal API.
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Result: 63% conversion rate across channels
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The NBA used a best-in-class combo of image personalization, data visualization, countdown timers, and “Share to Twitter” modules to incentivize increased voting to determine the starters of the NBA All-Star Game.






