Posts tagged "marketing"

It’s important to remember that, when using social media, what goes on the internet, stays on the internet, as a girls’ softball team learned.

In an ongoing series for youth sports digital marketing, we provide 12 social media tips that will either help you get started—or grow.

Use these three quick and easy tips to get you going on SEO for your youth sports program’s website and see results before year’s end.

We spoke with Andy Crestodina, the co-founder and chief marketing officer at Orbit Media, about the basics of what should go on a youth sports organization’s website. Here are the latest and greatest things to consider for your website.

Your youth sports program’s website must be mobile-optimized. Here are 3 reasons it must become a priority for 2022—if it isn’t already.

When you’re trying to grow a sports organization, having a strong sports marketing strategy is non-negotiable. Additionally, it’s no secret that social media is a crucial part of that strategy—since many of your future customers and current members are spending more and more time on…

Note for organizers: the below survey can be copy and pasted into an easy survey template like Google Forms, Survey Monkey, or Typeform. Edit, add, or delete questions to make it feel like your own.      As we begin to return to play in…

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced companies across the country to rethink their business models and how they go about attracting and retaining customers. The youth sports community has been particularly hard hit by the “new normal,” but some organizations are looking at the situation as…

In recent months, major media outlets have reported on youth sports participation rates around the United States. Some sports have seen gains, with ice hockey, lacrosse, and volleyball all reporting sizable increases in their respective participation rates. One sport that has reported a sizable increased…

If you feel like keeping up with the latest social media updates and changes is a full-time job, you’re not alone. Tech companies like Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat are constantly launching new features and searching for ways to keep users engaged just a little while…