This blog post takes a brief look at how Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) and its teams have used Twitter. We’ll look at the early days of Twitter integration and how it’s evolved as a sports marketing tool. Then, we’ll discuss a couple ideas for utilizing Twitter’s new List feature.
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My favorite part of this video, though, is at the end when Pia Sundhage talks about playing against German National Team Coach, Silvia Neid, in 1995, and what that means for players’ potential career ambitions of coaching – at the highest levels – today.
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Finally, Twitter. You may have noticed that twitter.com/womensprosoccer has gone from 7,000 -> 26,000 followers in the past week.
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This great tribute video was emailed over to me this morning by Gloria Averbuch. It’s a nice touch to remind us all that the impact of women’s soccer is far greater than Wins and Losses.
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Thursday, October 22 at the Seminole Soccer Complex, the two teams will be playing for much more than a berth in the upcoming ACC Tournament. The Seminoles and Tar Heels will be playing in memory of a dear friend, the late Charlotte Moran.
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Tonight, a lecture: “Facing Off Over Facebook: The Impact of Social Media on Women Sports” is going to be broadcast live TONIGHT, October 19th, at 5pm PST / 8pm EST, online from the Tucker Center at the University of Minnesota.
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Red Stars Head Coach Emma Hayes is in San Francisco this week watching Stanford, UCLA, USC, USF, and Santa Clara women’s soccer teams play. I sat down with her this morning because I thought it would be fun to ask her the WPS series of “Off the Field” questions we collect from the players. Hey, coaches have favorite movies and i-pods, too!
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SEO Ethan Hays describes URL best practices that should always be adhered to when creating new, or modifying any existing URL on your domain.
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Hi, my name is Amanda Vandervort. This is my personal blog where I discuss digital and social media strategies in soccer. Opinions are my own.
