It’s hard to overstate what a boon the internet has been for football fans. Fans can now share their views instantly and on multiple platforms, and receive responses from other fans in seconds. Four years ago, Soccerlens was born out of a desire to share our opinions on football with a wider audience. The market Continue reading →
It’s the dream job, isn’t it? Getting paid to watch football, free tickets to games and the chance to hob nob with the stars. Who wouldn’t want to be a full-time football writer?
Football blogs and bloggers are still an afterthought to PR agencies. There are exceptions (the folks at M&C Saatchi are generally clued in) but by and large, they don’t understand how bloggers tick and they don’t understand how to use blogs to deliver the type of ROI that looks good for their bosses. At the Continue reading →
Written by Chris Mann, a blogger at the Soccerlens football blog. Make no mistake about it, social media is changing the way in which we interact with the internet and the way we interact with each other. Websites such as Facebook, MySpace and Twitter, amongst the great monoliths of cyberspace, are making our lives more Continue reading →
