Leading sports retailer Decathlon UK, has announced Fifty as its new technology-led media agency partner. Fifty, known for its AI-driven media planning and buying, and for powering some of the UK’s fastest growing brands, will be responsible for developing and executing Decathlon UK’s integrated media strategy across all media and channels.
“We’re thrilled to partner with Fifty,” said Oliver Simpson, Head of Performance Marketing at Decathlon UK. “Their capabilities perfectly align with our growth goals, with the AI platform showcasing how we can adapt to market trends quickly and more accurately. Early on the Fifty team showed us where we had opportunities to reach new audiences in key growth segments and importantly how to connect with them, an approach that will support long-term brand building and sustainable growth.”
As Decathlon’s omnichannel media agency partner, Fifty will be delivering media planning and buying of media in the UK. Decathlon UK chose Fifty for its:
- AI-powered media planning: Fifty leverages cutting-edge artificial intelligence to optimise campaign performance across all channels, ensuring maximum reach and impact for Decathlon’s budget.
- Constant optimisation: Fifty goes beyond AI, also utilising in-depth data and analytics to build targeted campaigns that are optimised daily.
- Performance marketing expertise: Fifty has a proven track record of success in driving sales and conversions for clients in the sports industry.
- Omnichannel experience: Fifty creates seamless customer journeys across all touchpoints, from social campaigns to data-driven DOOH.
“We are incredibly excited to partner with Decathlon UK, a brand that shares our passion for sport and adventure activities,” said Simon Shaw, CEO of Fifty. “Our AI-driven customer insight and media planning combined with deep understanding of the sports marketing landscape, is a perfect fit for Decathlon UK. They have ambitious growth goals, which are the exact business challenges our tools are designed for and that our team enjoys working on.”
