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RCD Mallorca agrees partnership with Content Stadium

The deal will transform our social media strategy as we look to give fans the best experience possible ahead of the remaining 11 games behind closed doors

RCD Mallorca is proud to announce a collaboration with Content Stadium for the remainder of the season. 

Becoming the first La Liga club to partner with the digital media supplier, the agreement will see our Instagram and Facebook platforms receive tailored visual assets as we endeavour to provide fans with the best user experience for the remaining 11 games of the season to be played behind closed doors.

Content Stadium has previously worked with the likes of Marseille, PSV and Wolfsburg throughout Europe, and has been the favoured content creation platform for renowned events and media such as the FIFA World Cup 2018, Sky Sports and NBA TV.

“It is a pleasure to meet the challenges of our social media strategy working alongside a company such as Content Stadium,” said Albert Salas, Director of Communications at RCD Mallorca. “We have held regular talks over the past few months and everything discussed has been fantastic and will both grow our fanbase and achieve engagement targets. Working with Content Stadium in this exciting partnership reinforces everything that we have been working towards.” 

“A few months after we decided to approach the Spanish market, and having signed several collaborations with organisations such as La Liga, Dorna and Kosmos (Davis Cup), we are pleased to announce our first partnership with a La Liga club,” said Benjamin Blot, Content Stadium’s Director for Africa and southern Europe.  “During this particular period, communication, and therefore content production, is crucial.

“Organisations have had to be innovative in regards to content, but also within the workflow of production as budgets understandably decrease,” he continued. “The ultimate aim is to maintain the high level of editorial content on offer and create an additional way to engage in discussion with fans, while spending less money. I’m convinced the next two years will be the era of optimisation and re-structuring.”