How To Land Your Dream Job In Sports

So, maybe you can’t throw the deep bomb over the middle for an 80 yd, overtime winning TD like Tim Tebow!  That doesn’t mean you can’t work in sports! Join us for this LIVE webinar where you will learn:

• How to connect with powerful decision makers at any Sports Company
• How to leverage Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn to create a Desirable Sports Personal Brand
• How to become the Authority in a Sports Niche with your Blog (even if you are jobless)
• Live Q&A where we will answer your most burning Sports Job questions
• and more…

If not, you are missing out on a massive opportunity to leverage social networking to grow your network and land your dream job in the sports industry!

In this customized, interactive Linkedin presentation you will learn:

• How To Build Your Network In The Sports Industry
• How To Connect With Top Sports Executives
• How To Launch And Build Your Personal Brand In Sports
• How To Land Your Dream Job In Sports

To book us to speak live or remotely to your group, send us an email to speaking@sportsnetworker.com

LinkedWorking & LinkedIn Master Strategies by Lewis Howes

These books will help you learn the ins and outs of LinkedIn and how it applies to your business. Other social networking sites can be fun, but LinkedIn is where business gets done, deals are made and careers advanced. Start taking action and improve your online ranking now.

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The Game Starts Here

How to Take Your Career to the Next Level in the Sports Industry We are excited to share this new book that contains some of the best of SportsNetworker.com. Learn from some of the industry experts on topics such as sports and social media, sports marketing, PR, sponsorships, management, business, ticket sales, branding and more. Our hope is to connect you with the best ideas in the business of sports from some of the leading experts.

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The Online Sports Networking Mind Map

A bonus resource for our SEA members. Follow these steps to help connect and network your way through the online world. Useful for not only the sports industry but any target market you want to break into. Start building your online brand today.

For athletes seeking to build a personal brand, for sponsors seeking to leverage the athlete brand, and for NFPs seeking alignment with an athlete, there are opportunities and there are pitfalls

In this presentation, Trevor reviews:

• The value of personal branding for athletes
• How are athletes using social media?
• Why are athletes using social media? (stats)
• What are some of the risks & rewards in working with athletes
• Case study examples of how brands are leveraging the professional and amateur athlete brand online

View the live recorded presentation and slidedeck from Trevor’s presentation at the Strategic Sponsorship Marketing Summit in Toronto, Canada below:

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Twitter Sports Marketing Guide

Five Steps from the Leading Pro Teams. While every sport and team appeals to different fan bases, utilizing social media is something that every sports organization can capitalize on. No matter if you’re involved with an amateur basketball team or in charge of a pro football team, you’re going to want to take a look to see the top ways to improve your brand. Remember, all support and encouragement counts when you’re chasing for the championship. As a member of the Sports Executive Association, this is yours to download for free.

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Twixplode

Twitter is experiencing a huge burst in popularity, and is getting huge amounts of attention on the web every single day. So now that you’ve joined twitter how can you get the most out of it? The number one indicator of popularity on twitter is your follower count. Everyone wants to have lots of followers, but it can be a very slow process if you don’t know what to do. We’ve examined many of the ways to get followers and this report is the result of our indepth research.

Having assembled an online community, what are the principles that ought to be applied to shape and guide commercial activity? If sponsored online social destinations are meant to serve as extensions of the live experience, is commercial activity tantamount to interrupting a pitcher during his wind‐up, or an actor in mid‐soliloquy, to flog your latest product?

Carson McKee says it isn’t, that monetization is perfectly appropriate, provided it’s done right. Marketing and sales are the raison d’être of much of the traditional web. But the social web is a different world, with its own language and customs.