New Pages Launched
As an interim step towards building a set of more coherent and engaging sub-communities within iStadia, we have started launching a number of new pages.
These are designed to push your content out further onto the web, and attract more people into the community who share your interests or may be potential customers. The stimulus for this was our Olympic News page that gained many thousands of hits this summer.
Over the longer term we plan to develop these further to create a greater degree of interaction around specific topics.
Our initial pages include:
What does this mean for members?
What it means is that when you create content (blogs/articles) it should reach a wider audience and achieve more views. It also means that the 'tags' are particularly important, as the blogs and articles included are done so by tags - so 'soccer', 'olympics', 'golf', 'tennis', 'nfl', 'college football', 'pychology', 'coaching' are important - as will be 'science', 'marketing', 'strength', 'conditioning' and 'leadership'. Clearly the titles of the pages are a clue!
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Rob Robson
Co-founder, iStadia.com
These are designed to push your content out further onto the web, and attract more people into the community who share your interests or may be potential customers. The stimulus for this was our Olympic News page that gained many thousands of hits this summer.
Over the longer term we plan to develop these further to create a greater degree of interaction around specific topics.
Our initial pages include:
- Soccer Centre
- Olympic News (updated to focus on 2010/2012)
- Golf Centre
- Tennis Centre
- NFL & College Football
- Sport Psychology Center
- Sports Coaching Center
- Sport Science Center
- Motor Sports Center
What does this mean for members?
What it means is that when you create content (blogs/articles) it should reach a wider audience and achieve more views. It also means that the 'tags' are particularly important, as the blogs and articles included are done so by tags - so 'soccer', 'olympics', 'golf', 'tennis', 'nfl', 'college football', 'pychology', 'coaching' are important - as will be 'science', 'marketing', 'strength', 'conditioning' and 'leadership'. Clearly the titles of the pages are a clue!
--
Rob Robson
Co-founder, iStadia.com
