iStadia's presence in social media - groups for sport & exercise professionals

As part of our overall promotion, we obviously try to practice what we preach to sport & exercise professionals by maintaining a profile on other websites.

Ultimately, if you are a member of iStadia (and if not why not?),  it is of benefit to you if you can take a few moments to join and help promote these groups.


iStadia - Sport & Exercise Professional Networking on Facebook - includes updates from us, and latest blogs, articles and news automatically added to the page.

If you are on Facebook, please become a 'fan' and share the page with your friends, either in a message or by posting it to your profile.

Now, we know that lots of you will be members on Facebook, so no excuses...




iStadia also has a group on LinkedIn. We automatically post all blogs, articles, news and events to the LinkedIn group, and also repost specific content in other sports and fitness groups.

If you are on LinkedIn, please join our group.





Socialmedian is a relatively new site that has been gaining in popularity and is already very popular among those 'in the know' when it comes to social media.

Socialmedian is about pulling news together into networks. Guess what? Yes, we have a group there too!

Visit iStadia's sport & exercise professionals network page on socialmedian, 'clip' our material and even add your own rss feeds.




Twitter is the social tool of the moment, and all sorts of sites are capitalizing on its popularity. Twitter groups is one of these. All you need to join is a twitter ID - no additional signin required.

In addition to helping us, by joining the sport and exercise professionals twitter group we can keep track of you and ensure that we are following you.



Diigo is more of a social bookmarking site, but also has groups, so why not have one there! I'm finding that Diigo is getting better and better results, having recently acquired furl.

Why not give it a go? You'll find our sport & exercise group here.







Ballhype is more aimed at sport fans, but is also very popular. It's slant is towards sports that are popular in the US, but does cover sports such as Tennis, Golf, Soccer and there is the old 'other sports' category too.

If you are aming to reach consumers - in particular sports fans - you should try ballhype. Even if you are not, it is worth bookmarking your blog posts here for the purposes of SEO.



Help us to help you - by joining us on these other sites. If you would like to suggest any other sites, please do!

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Rob Robson
Co-founder, iStadia.com