Jul
07

Case Study On Sports And Social Media

Yes, I am the founder of a full-service sports and talent agency, but I also have interests outside of negotiating terms of contracts and searching endlessly for endorsement deals.  One of my hobbies is keeping up to date with new technologies.  Growing up, I was a gamer.  That’s right, I loved video games…and I was actually pretty good at playing them too.  I also went through a stage where I developed websites using HTML.  I have gone on to learn to code effectively with Dreamweaver and create designs with Photoshop.  When social networking sites like Facebook, LinkedIN, and Twitter sprouted up, I created my own presence immediately.  I have done the same for my company and many of our clients.  Thus, when asked by a friend and PR specialist, Sasha Muradali, to contribute a post to her site regarding social media, I was more than happy to oblige.

The result = {Rules of PR no. 13} Sports and Social Media: A Case Study

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