Sportlyzer is looking for a PPC marketing specialist in Spain with experience in Social Media, AdWords and landing pages. You will be creating campaigns to Spanish sports clubs and sports teams, and managing all of our PPC campaigns in Spain.
We’re convinced that you have better things to do than update your athletes profiles whenever these need to be refreshed – why don’t you let your athletes do that themselves?
Sportlyzer is all about optimizing your time and in order for you to adapt all of the great benefits that our software has to offer, we would like to introduce some new handy features more closely.
We’re happy to announce that we have launched a new version of Sportlyzer today!
We want to make Sportlyzer into a tool that encourages teamwork inside sports organizations. A tool, where each member of the team has their own possibilities and duties. A tool, which each member feels comfortable to use because it is designed and shaped to only fit their needs. A tool, which is so easy to use that new team member can join without any fuss.
Give yourself a pat on the back, because most of the work is now behind you. You have successfully created a web and social media presence. Your marketing and advertising campaigns are well underway. You have created excitement around your club, and the community knows the time, date, and location of your first practice. It’s time to “hit it home” with your final outreach efforts and your athletes registration event.
If you’ve been following our posts, your recruitment drive should be well underway by now! As you progress, you will attract a mixture of new members and returning athletes from previous seasons. Your social media marketing, listings and ads will be drawing in newbies.
Now you can start to take a direct approach to engage last year’s players, giving them all they need to sign up this season.
Iteration. That has been our topic of the month at Sportlyzer HQ. We are making a number of changes to the Sportlyzer platform, and we would like to talk about these improvements that we think you will appreciate.
Lets get started, shall we?
Last week we looked at using advertising campaigns to reach out to new club members. This week we explore how you can use social networks to really increase the reach of your campaign.
For a quick recap, we started with preparing for the recruitment campaign which provides an excellent outline to getting started, then to create and optimize club website followed by an excellent guide for effective advertising campaign.
First of all, we appreciate that you’ve been keeping up with series so far. And if you’re someone who has stumbled across the blog posts, then be sure to check out the first two posts – preparing the recruitment campaign and create and optimize club website to catch up and connect all the dots.
Our next posts explore how clubs can reach out to the local community, engage their supporters, and run fantastic registration events. But first we turn our attention to advertising your club in your local area — an effective and often free way to raise awareness and boost club membership.