FootballFanCast.com appears live on BBC’s Football Focus
Snack Media are delighted to announce that flagship football website FootballFanCast.com has graced the LED perimeter hoardings of Swansea City’s Liberty Stadium that recently appeared online in BBC’s stellar weekly football offering – Football Focus.
Appearing live on screen in the online edition of Football Focus, FootballFanCast.com and its exclusive Twitter hashtag #realopinions appear constantly between 00:10 and 00:40 seconds and also a couple of times after 05:30.
FootballFanCast.com launches exclusive opinions portal
FootballFanCast.com is delighted to announce the launch of The Fan Opinionator, an exclusive opinions portal on the site that enables ardent football fans to voice their opinion on some of the most talked about subjects that underpin the fabric of the modern game.
Accessible through the main site at FootballFanCast.com/opinions, users are presented with a clean and easily interpretable interface that features a large array of dilemmas that they can submit their opinion on. By taking part, the polls will ultimately result in a collective fans’ stance on each subject, perfectly dovetailing with the identity of FootballFanCast.com as an opinion-led forum.
FootballTransferTavern.com celebrates the January transfer window with brand new sleek design
To celebrate the excitement and exhilaration of the January transfer window, FootballTransferTavern.com has received a makeover, bringing swifter navigation, more stories from across England and beyond and a fresh, sleek look.
Football fans who love a rumour can now experience a series of improvements to the site including an enhanced user experience and a navigation overhaul so visitors can choose their rumour by league encompassing all of the daily action from the Premier League, Football League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1.
The world’s biggest football club? Social media has the answers
For many years, the rather schoolground-like jibes of ‘my football club is bigger than yours’ has provided many a debate surrounding just who can be considered the pinnacle outfit competing in the sport today.
Whilst many would concede that Barcelona, Real Madrid and Manchester United are in and amongst the clubs competing regularly for the top prizes – and therefore correctly categorised as the most lucrative and popular worldwide, it isn’t just competitiveness alone that can translate as meaningful in determining the world’s biggest club.
How can your brand attract more Twitter followers?
Twitter has established itself as the platform to express opinions, share thoughts and access up-to-date, relevant content.
London 2012: The first ‘social Games’
Approximately four billion people worldwide watched London’s successful hosting of the Olympics - quite an audience for affiliated brands to reach and engage with.
Content marketing: 10 tips for getting noticed
Content marketing has experienced something of an explosion in popularity in recent years. Articles, blogs, infographics, whitepapers and online videos have provided businesses with platforms to boost their reach and attract new customers.
Mobile marketing and sports: A match made in heaven?
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MoneySavingExpert.com: A content marketing success story
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Five copywriting mistakes to avoid
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Expanding on your content strategy
If your content strategy is viewed only as a marketing application, you may be limiting its potential. Content is part of every aspect of the business in regards to communication. If there is anything said about your company or brand, it is considered content - and that includes tweets, status updates, press releases, blog posts and comments.
What is content marketing and how can it benefit you?
Content marketing throws a wrench in the traditional art of selling a product. Instead of forcing the product in the face of the consumer, content marketing is a strategy that allows the consumer to find the information organically. Through article writing and creative copywriting, businesses are able to communicate with their audience without being too salesy. This strategy of providing information is called non-interruption marketing.
Is incorporating Pinterest into your content marketing strategy a good move?
Now Facebook has rummaged around in its collective pocket for some small change to buy Instagram, everyone is scouring the web for the next big online start up, and many eyes have rested on virtual mood board maker and general collage collator, Pinterest.
Five steps to the perfect content marking strategy
The value of a well-structured content marketing strategy cannot be overstated. An effective method for building brand awareness and loyalty, and consequently drive sales, content marketing is a useful tool no matter the size of your business; however, creating the perfect strategy can be tricky. Here are our top five ways to fine-tune your content marketing strategy:
What to look for in a technical copywriter
A good copywriter can be tough to find these days, but if you deal with a complex subject searching for a good technical copywriter can sometimes feel like hunting for a needle in a haystack. Excellent writing skills combined with technical expertise is the perfect combination and a copywriter’s ability to write interesting, accurate and informative content is highly sought after.
Five reasons your business needs a copywriter
Your new business is very close to your heart - after all, you’ve probably pumped a significant amount of your own money and time into it in a bid to make it work, and therefore want to have a hand in everything. Writing your own website content, corporate emails, press releases and promotional copy is often seen as the perfect way to save some money, but you’re probably not a professional copywriter and that’s the problem. You’re probably asking yourself how hard can it be? Well the answer is actually quite difficult, as the nature and content of your online and social media presence is integral to your business’s success and you may not be able to fully take advantage of the opportunity.