“Fans of women’s sports aren’t just women (by a long shot),” Barnes said. “But regardless of gender, the industry’s fan base is most responsive to value-based marketing and genuine, collaborative partnerships that is (most of all) appreciative of both the long-term fan base that has built the industry and the athletes whom we love.”
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