by Lewis Howes– The Sports Networker “There are over 380,000 student athletes, and most of us go pro in something other than sports.” This tagline was created by the NCAA nearly two years and it emphasizes how difficult it is in getting paid to play sports. Finding a job in the sports industry…
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Email & Linkedin Announcement Scripts
Email & Linkedin Announcement Scripts Once we get you setup with your Referral Partner account, you’ll be able to use these email and Linkedin Announcement scripts and include your own Referral Partner Tracking link. Anytime someone clicks on your Tracking Link, they will be tracked as your lead and may result in you earning commissions!…
Our Products
You Do The Writing, We Do The Selling! We have created a number of “Products” that are geared towards helping individuals overcome their challenges of landing their dream job in sports. As a Feature Columnist, we will promote these products using banners and signup forms on the articles you write for Sports Networker and you will…
Our Products
Product Overviews Here you will find all of the “Products” that you can promote to your network. Please note that the links included below DO NOT include your Referral Partner Link. They are simply provided in order to show you what the Squeeze/Sales pages look like. In order to understand how you are credited…
How To Handle Yourself In The Press Box
High school sports may have the most passionate fans on the planet, and that’s not idle hyperbole; the absolute best advice I can offer new reporters sitting on press row of a state championship basketball game is ‘bring earplugs’. I have never attended any game – not the Final Four, not the NBA – where…
Public Will Soon Buy ‘Arian Foster Stock’ Thanks To Fantex
It has been typical over the years for investors to buy stock in non-team athletes. This includes boxers, golfers, tennis players and so on. But Fantex has a pushed the limits even further. They will soon allow team athletes, such as Arian Foster, to offer their “brand” to the public. Fantex Offers The Arian Foster…
Online Sales Executive
About Sports Networker SportsNetworker.com is the #1 resource online for Sports Business Professionals looking for the latest information on how to take their sports career to the next level. We cover a number of topics including Sports Business, Sports Networking, Sports Marketing, Sports Sponsorship, Sports Sales, Sports Events, Sports Technology, Sports Social Media and Sports Jobs….
Tips on How to Cover a Sporting Event Through Twitter
Whether you love it or hate it, Twitter has changed the field of sports journalism. Just last decade, the only way to follow along with a sporting event was to either attend it yourself or by tuning in on television. Now, any fan can log onto Twitter during the game and, simply by following the…
NBA Playoff Elimination: What to do Now??
Let’s not sit around and cry about it! I understand it’s their profession, they care deeply about it. But once you get eliminated from the NBA playoffs you can’t just sit around and sulk. You have to get back up and make your fans care about you still and your team relevant during the rest…
Geno Smith’s Guide on How NOT To Go Pro
Every April the NFL welcomes a new crop of rookies into the professional ranks via the NFL Draft. Teams map out their Draft plans, after accumulating every possible piece of data available on these prospects. They debate the value of each player, scrutinizing every little detail. Teams know they MUST select the right players, because…
Benefits
What Benefits Do You Receive As A Feature Columnist? Home Page Feature Feature Columnists will receive prominent exposure for their articles on the SportsNetworker.com home page under the “Latest Buzz” section. Our home page is one of the most highly visited pages on our website. By featuring your latest articles in this section, you will…
Females Leading the Front Office? It Is TIME!
Over 350 colleges across the United States offer an accredited sports management program, and you had best believe that a significant portion of those students are female. These young women are just as committed to sports administration as their male counterparts, and they are just as qualified for careers in sports. There are many areas…