Leveraging social media as a sport coach, with Temisan Williams

Labours of Sport Coaching

#Sports Coaching #Sports #Mark James Carroll #Podcasting Education #Soccer

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In this episode I'm joined by Temisan Williams, founder of Coach Accelerator, to discuss the importance of social media for coaches. We explore how coaches can leverage platforms like LinkedIn and X to build their personal brand, network effectively, and enhance their coaching careers. Temisan explains the need for coaches to balance their on-field responsibilities with a strong online presence, offering practical tips for creating engaging content and understanding social media algorithms. The conversation highlights the significance of adding value to others in an increasingly digital world (and by extension, yourself).

Key Takeaways:

Social media is essential for modern coaches.
Coaches should plan their social media strategy like they do for coaching sessions.
Building a personal brand can open up new opportunities.
Engagement on social media is more important than follower count.
Coaches need to add value to their audience through content.
LinkedIn and X are powerful tools for networking in the coaching industry.
Consistency in posting can significantly enhance visibility.
Understanding social media algorithms can improve post performance.

Temisan's Coach Accelerator consultancy website

If you enjoy hearing about this topic, I suggest checking out this previous episode:

Russell Earnshaw - Entrepreneurship in sport coaching

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Leveraging social media as a sport coach, with Temisan Williams

Labours of Sport Coaching

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Key Takeaways:

Social media is essential for modern coaches.
Coaches should plan their social media strategy like they do for coaching sessions.
Building a personal brand can open up new opportunities.
Engagement on social media is more important than follower count.
Coaches need to add value to their audience through content.
LinkedIn and X are powerful tools for networking in the coaching industry.
Consistency in posting can significantly enhance visibility.
Understanding social media algorithms can improve post performance.

Temisan's Coach Accelerator consultancy website

If you enjoy hearing about this topic, I suggest checking out this previous episode:

Russell Earnshaw - Entrepreneurship in sport coaching

https://laboursofsportcoaching.beehiiv.com/subscribe

Support the show by becoming a patron:

https://labours-of-sport.captivate.fm/support

Learn more about your host and access my consultancy services:

https://markjcarrollcoaching.wordpress.com/consultancy/

Connect with me on social media:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/markjcarrollresearcher/

37 епізодів

#Sports Coaching #Sports #Mark James Carroll #Podcasting Education #Soccer

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SIGN UP TO THE SELF-DETERMINED COACH NEWSLETTER: https://laboursofsportcoaching.beehiiv.com/subscribe In this episode I'm joined by founder of Movement Mojo, Robert Francis, to discuss why sport coaches should consider the benefits of movement-centric learning for the attainment of sport-specific skills. Take a leaf from strength and conditioning coaches. Move Mojo UK | Inclusive Physical Activity For Everyone Sign up to Labours of Sport Coaching - The Self-Determined Coach Newsletter: https://laboursofsportcoaching.beehiiv.com/subscribe Support the show by becoming a patron: https://labours-of-sport.captivate.fm/support Learn more about your host and access my consultancy services: https://markjcarrollcoaching.wordpress.com/consultancy/ Connect with me on social media: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markjcarrollresearcher/…

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