Ideas for your Instagram profile
Clubs use their Instagram profiles in all manner of different ways. Here's a round-up of some of the more interesting ones.
Clubs use their Instagram profiles in all manner of different ways. Here's a round-up of some of the more interesting ones.
I visited the websites of the top 92 English clubs and tried to sign up to their mailing lists so that you don't have to.
This week's newsletter looks at how clubs are keeping fans informed about what happens on match days, as well as how they focus on first time fans.
View the results from this year's State of Football Social Media survey, which features contributions from social media managers around the world.
Take a look at how Manchester United are attempting to combat social media abuse, as well as how other organisations have tried to introduce community guidelines. And there's an insight into the Threads algorithm.
How are clubs putting the spotlight on their match going fans? And why should more clubs be looking to do the same? Plus, exciting news about The Online Rule Live.
Find out how you can help more people access your online content, and take inspiration from the way Lincoln City make young fans part of the matchday experience.
For the first in a new series of interviews, I spoke to Chris at AFC Wimbledon to find out about his career to date and what the club has planned for 2024.
Some ideas for how you can generate content outside of the matchday cycle, an example of how Wolves have done it this week, and a look at the power of using influencers in your marketing.
Want to work in football marketing? A new book has you covered. Plus see how MLS and the Bundesliga handle their email marketing, and learn how your club can be more accessible online and offline.
What are IMG saying about 2024's top trends? How do Lincoln City approach the matchday experience? And how do we reach new audiences through content creators?
This year's survey is live! I've also taken a look at academic research which shows why people become sports fans, and had a slightly self-indulgent walk down memory lane.