Learn how to spread your StadiumRoar website to other people in your sports program

1. Spreading Your StadiumRoar Website
5 easy ways get your new site exposure
5 easy ways get your new site exposure

2. #1 ‐ Email Out Your URL
Once you have a StadiumRoar website, the next step is to make sure your site is
known by your program’s participants and others you may want to attract to your
program in the future.
First, email all participants in your program (parents, coaches, athletes, etc) with
your new website URL ‐ www.stadiumroar.com/ YOURORGANIZATIONNAME. In
the body of the email, let them know that they should visit this URL for program
information and updates.
information and updates
Make sure your participants know they simply need to type your site URL into
their web browser to visit the site. Also, remind them to add your site URL to
their “bookmarks” or “favorites” so they can get to your site at any time in the
their “bookmarks” or “favorites” so they can get to your site at any time in the
future with just a click.
Finally, email the heads of any organizations your program is a part of (town rec
departments, schools, leagues, associations, etc). Request that the organization
director mention your new site in an email to all organization participants.

3. #2 ‐ Post a Link
Try to have the link to your website posted on other websites that are related to
your sports program. For example, high school coaches should tell their athletic
directors to post a link on the school website, and tournament organizers
should tell their association directors to post a link on the association s regional
should tell their association directors to post a link on the association’s regional
website.
To get your link posted on the websites of other organizations, you should simply
email the heads of the organizations, and say something along the lines of, “Hey,
il h h d f h i i d hi l h li f “H
we just got a new website. Would you please place our link on the site for
Program X? Our link is www.stadiumroar.com/ YOURORGANIZATIONNAME.
Thanks.”

4. #3 ‐ Update Your E‐Signature
Add your website link at the bottom of your
signature on all outgoing emails; there
should be a signature option within your
should be a “signature” option within your
email service (Gmail, etc) that lets you
automatically do this for all emails sent

5. #4 ‐ Use Social Networks
Set up a Facebook
page for your
sports program if
you haven’t
already; add your
website link in the
website link in the
“About” section
Set up a Twitter
account for your
sports program if
sports program if
you haven’t
already; add your
website link to the
Profile
fil

6. #5 – Use Flyers
Have your website URL written at the
Have your website URL written at the
bottom of any flyers or forms your
program creates
For example: sign‐up forms, rules
forms, event flyers, etc
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7. Start Spreading Your New Site Today!
Get a Facebook
Get a Facebook Page
http://www.facebook.com/#!/help/?page=175
Get a Twitter Account
http://support.twitter.com/groups/31‐twitter‐basics
Contact us with any questions:
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