Front Office Sports goes inside Bleacher Report’s NYC office for an exclusive sit-down with SVP of Revenue Strategy, Keith Hernandez.
Ten years after Bleacher Report began its journey inside a $650 a month office in Menlo Park, it has become one of the most innovative and admired media companies in the world.
From putting an emphasis on “real engagement” as well as a “pivot to quality”, B/R has been able to navigate the tumultuous digital media landscape, entrenching itself squarely in the middle of the conversation, and in some cases, even starting the conversation themselves.
In an exclusive sit-down with Keith Hernandez, SVP of Revenue Strategy, we take a look at how B/R is planning to dominate the internet in 2018, the role their partners play in that goal and the strategy behind the company’s explosive growth.
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