MXGP Partners with Videocites

MONACO (Principality of Monaco) 9 February 2022 – Infront Moto Racing is excited to be partnering up with Videocites starting from the 2022 MXGP FIM Motocross World Championship Season.

Videocites is an AI-driven product suite that provides comprehensive video tracking, audience and media value measurements. MXGP will work together with Videocites to gain better insight into brand exposure and the media value of the FIM Motocross World Championship across all social media, extended way beyond the known Owned and Operated channels.

It is another step forward for MXGP and their social channels that continue to thrive year-by-year with Infront Moto Racing recognising the importance of the impact of their social media and such technology in order to continue the growth of motocross worldwide.

 

About Videocites

Videocites is the world leader in AI-based video tracking and analytics. They boost monetization and unlock new revenue streams for the entire Media, Sports and Advertising industries. Their technology tracks and reveals the complete exposure of content on social media platforms, substantially increasing monetization across the digital media value chain.

While traditional social audience measurement solutions are limited in scope of Earned Media to predefined affiliated pages only, Videocites MediaTrack goes far beyond to unlock the power of all “Organic Boosts”: video re-uploads (Live or VOD), reviews, highlights, and compilations crafted by fans and creators across billions of social pages and video channels.

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Infront Moto Racing

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