Very excited announcement in this Sports Geek Podcast, we are happy to announce in partnership with Trendsmap.com the first Sports Trendsmap built for the A-League All-Stars game against Manchester United. In this episode I chat with Francis on ABC Grandstand how Sports Trendsmap cam together and I talk about some of the future plans we have for it. After a brief appearance by Kevin Naylor from Indiana Pacers to promote SEAT Conference I take a look at some advanced Facebook ad options using Custom Audiences.
More specifically, in this podcast you’ll find out about:
- How Trendsmap pulls in tweets using API
- How Sports Trendsmap works for an event or brand
- Why you should be careful where you walk when in Boston Celtics locker room
- Why does SEAT conference have closed sessions?
- How you can target your database with Facebook Ads
- How you can increase app installs for you team mobile application.
- What is a Facebook Dark Post?
Resources from the episode
Check out Trendsmap.com and Trendsmap Plus- Find John Barratt on Twitter (@johnbarratt) and Linkedin
- Find Kevin Naylor on Twitter (@Hoops4Kev) and Linkedin
- Register for SEAT 2013 including 3 for 2 offer and 4 for 3 offer
- Read more on Facebook Ads at JonLoomer.com and check out his Social Media Pubcast
- Discussion on Twitter Ads with Daniel Pinne from Melbourne Storm
- Thanks to Kevin Perry (@BigKevAU from StadiumGrub.com.au) Origin for Sounds of the Game
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SEAT is the conference where sports technology executives unite to discuss and solve the tech problems the sports industry is facing. Collaboration across multiple tracks of technology, digital and data has helped the sports industry deliver improvements across stadium access, wi-fi, security, fan engagement, social media, digital content, ticketing and sponsorship revenue. Sean Callanan, Sports Geek
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