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Sounds like a saturated space, but folks are always interested in quality, free, sports commentary and journalism. Presumably your betting tips are based on so
by euroclydon 11y ago
Sounds like a saturated space, but folks are always interested in quality, free, sports commentary and journalism.
Presumably your betting tips are based on some competent insight which is not universally available. Write about that.
If your writing is good, you can find an outlet for it, like a message board site. So, start writing frequent, quality posts, with in-depth information, based on your research.
In this way, you'll gain a reputation. People will follow you on Twitter. Then you'll just need a reference to this web site in your signature.
- adzeds 11y agoThanks. I have always enjoyed writing and feel like this could be a good avenue. Would you recommend that I write as a guest on larger sites, or run my own blog?
- euroclydon 11y agoDon't run your own blog. At least not for a while. The chance you'll rank in football search result is low. Here's an example of someone who's reputation you might aspire towards: http://www.thephins.com/forums/search.php?searchid=2222314 http://www.thephins.com/forums/search.php?searchid=2222314 I read everything he says on this Miami Dolphins (American) football forum. But he also write professionally for some website, and he's a member of the premium section of the blog, where, I hear, there is some great info/discussions. Here's an example of one of his more in depth posts: http://www.thephins.com/forums/showthread.php?83531-QB-Rakeem-Cato-Marshall-(Class-2015) http://www.thephins.com/forums/showthread.php?83531-QB-Rakee... The site doesn't let me search by popularity, or I'd be able to find you more examples.
- adzeds 11y agoThanks for the great examples. I am going to make this a key part of my strategy!