Unknown Organization (20240346544). METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF FAN REWARDS IN PERSONALIZED COLLEGE ATHLETE NAME/IMAGE/LIKENESS (NIL) MEDIA BASED ON SELECTED SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS simplified abstract
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF FAN REWARDS IN PERSONALIZED COLLEGE ATHLETE NAME/IMAGE/LIKENESS (NIL) MEDIA BASED ON SELECTED SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS
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Inventor(s)
Robert N. Barrett of Huntsville AL (US)
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF FAN REWARDS IN PERSONALIZED COLLEGE ATHLETE NAME/IMAGE/LIKENESS (NIL) MEDIA BASED ON SELECTED SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240346544 titled 'METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF FAN REWARDS IN PERSONALIZED COLLEGE ATHLETE NAME/IMAGE/LIKENESS (NIL) MEDIA BASED ON SELECTED SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS
- Simplified Explanation:**
The patent application describes systems and methods for automatically providing digital rewards to users based on personalized name, image, or likeness (NIL) media shared on social media platforms by college athletes.
- Key Features and Innovation:**
- Digital rewards based on personalized NIL media
- Electronic autographs, written messages, audio messages, video messages
- Unique identifier to determine user preferences
- Engagement over athlete's collegiate and/or professional career
- Potential Applications:**
This technology could be used in sports marketing, influencer marketing, and social media engagement strategies.
- Problems Solved:**
This technology addresses the need for personalized engagement with fans and followers, as well as the desire to monetize college athletes' NIL rights.
- Benefits:**
- Increased fan engagement
- Monetization opportunities for college athletes
- Enhanced social media presence for athletes
- Commercial Applications:**
"Automated Digital Rewards System for College Athletes' NIL Media Engagement"
- Questions about the Technology:**
1. How does this technology impact the relationship between college athletes and their fans? 2. What are the potential ethical considerations surrounding the monetization of college athletes' NIL rights?
Original Abstract Submitted
disclosed are systems and methods for automatically providing digital rewards to a user based on personalized name, image, or likeness (nil) media being shared on one or more social media platforms. the personalized nil media may include, for example, an electronic autograph, an electronic written message, an electronic audio message, an electronic video message, or a combination thereof provided by a college athlete. in select embodiments, a unique identifier may be used to determine a user's social media platform preferences to continually engage them over the athlete's collegiate and/or professional career.
