Mar
16
After a bit of a hiatus, it’s the return of this blog’s Sports PR Weekly Roundup feature. I gather news articles and blog posts from a variety of sources that relate to sports business, public relations, blogging and writing tips, career tips and more. Did I miss something you thought was really helpful? Share the link with us in the comment section.
- CBS predicts that Tiger Woods return to golf will be the biggest television event since Barack Obama’s inauguration.
- SportsBiz offers up some unique numbers about the men’s basketball tournament brackets.
- Ed Sherman of ChicagoBusiness.com spoke with the president of the Chicago Wolves (AHL) about his career and some of his favorites.
- Sports, Media & Society links to a study recently published that describes a gender divide in sports information.
- A guest post at Culpwrit tabs five personal attributes one needs to succeed in PR.
- Sports Networker spoke with Jerry Walker, who is the former PR director for the San Francisco 49ers and the current NFL Replay Communicator.
- Activ8Social names the top 30 athletes on Facebook and explains its reasoning for each athlete.
- Recent research indicates that journalists are looking to social media when researching a topic according to Journalistics.
- Pew Research provides some interesting statistics about the rise of Internet use to gather news.
- Sports PR 101 takes a look at the fun PR campaign that combines Stephen Colbert and the U.S. Speedskating before the Winter Olympics.
- PR Squared gives readers a lesson on pitching and telling you what to avoid doing.
- A guest post on The Business of Sports offers up four things that you need to do to get into the sports industry.
- Dumb Little Man, a blog that provides tips for life, lists eight hidden business lessons that can be learned from March Madness.
Blogging/Writing Tips
- Blogussion debates the value of SEO for your blog and also provides some tips on improving your blog’s SEO.
- Speaking of SEO, Daily Blog Tips links to Google’s SEO Report Card that was created to show Google employees on how to optimize their pages for search engines.
- Quips and Tips for Successful Writers shows you how to get readers to comment on your blog posts and then tells you how to leave solid comments.
- CopyBlogger gives 10 steps on landing a guest post for an A-list blogger.
- Blogussion shows you how to write more creative leads and provides a guide to writing better headlines.
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3 Responses to “Sports PR Weekly Roundup: March 16 Edition”
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Great roundup - thanks for putting together and sharing!
Jason — No problem. Thanks for visiting!
Hey Christy,
Thanks for including our Top 30 Athletes on Facebook!!! I hope you enjoyed the piece. We plan to do more in the near future and love your blog BTW!