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Hi Megan,
Congratulations on what sounds like an excellent initiative, and something that strikes a chord with us! I'd love to talk about potential partnership / cross-promotional opportunities between WomenTalkSports.com and GirlsinFootball.com, wh…
Developers of sports social networks. Share ideas to bring more people online to then go offline and play more sport.
As many of you know, I am one of the co-founders of WomenTalkSports.com, so I am a bit biased when I write this post. However, our site has grown tremendously, and our new Twitter Lounge resource is so good that I felt the need to write about it in…
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WomenTalkSports.com welcomes you to the “Twitter Lounge”
As many of you know, I am one of the co-founders of WomenTalkSports.com, so I am a bit biased when I write this post. However, our site has grown tremendously, and our new Twitter Lounge resource is so good that I felt the need to write about it in an effort to spread the word.
If you’re not already aware, WomenTalkSports.com is a female sports blog network that was created in early February of thi… Continue
If you’re not already aware, WomenTalkSports.com is a female sports blog network that was created in early February of thi… Continue
Posted on May 27, 2009 at 1:08pm — 1 Comment
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- At 12:06pm on January 14, 2009,
Lara Rafton said…
- Hey Megan,
It's a small world. I was just pointed to the site womentalksports.com by Jane of Pretty Tough. I help manage the advertising for the prettytough site.
I like your blog, it's great stuff. I have one as well, a bit more narrow in focus (and self-centered). seelararun.blogpost.com
- At 12:35pm on January 7, 2009,
Tim Horton said… - Hi Megan,
I did get your email and apologize for not responding already. I have been working feverishley on getting the new design for the website ready for releasing next week prior to the NSCAA convention. I will try and find some time this week to respond to you but and still very interested in doing the interview.
Cheers
Tim
- At 12:23am on December 24, 2008,
Tim Horton said…
- Hi Megan,
no problem. timhorton@soccerinteractive.com I look forward to your questions and when do you need them back by since I need to spend a few days with the family this week and weekend?
Cheers
Tim
- At 11:59pm on December 23, 2008,
Tim Horton said…
- Hi Megan,
I thought you would be interested to know that we have been named the "Official Online Education Partner" for Tony DiCicco's SoccerPlus organizations and will be sharing his booth at the NSCAA convention in St Louis. He will provide a significant endorsement for what we are trying to accomplish at Soccer Interactive and provide unparalleled insight into ways we can use the internet to develop coaches and players within the women's game.
Cheers
Tim
- At 12:11am on December 23, 2008,
Tim Horton said…
- Hi Mega,
I would be happy to do that. This week is a bit crazy but next week or the first week of January would work. After that it is the NSCAA convention in St Louis which we hopefully will be exhibiting with our new high profile partner in the Women's game.
My email is timhorton@soccerinteractive.com
Cheers
Tim
- At 12:00am on December 23, 2008,
Tim Horton said…
- Hi Megan,
welcome to the Community. I read your blog and enjoyed it. I have a soccer social networking community that focuses on the further development of coaches, parents and players and complements my Soccer Interactive.com coaching education site that we are about to relaunch with a new design. The Community is http://community.soccerinteractive.com. One of the things we will be focusing on is the development of both female soccer coaches and coaches of women and girls. We feel this is an underserved market that is not given the attention it needs to help further develop female coaches in particular. I am hoping to make an exciting announcement in the next few days regarding a partnership with the coach of the one of the teams you mentioned in your blog. We hope that our free soccer community and premium coaching education site will help to empower female coaches and improve colloboration and mentoring of new coaches.
I look forward to reading your blog more often.
Cheers
Tim
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