EXCITING NEW APP FOR CARDIFF FANS
Wed Feb 10, 2016 7:56 pm
Hi,
I'm representing a firm that is trying to break into the U.K. market. They've asked me to help them build their reputation. Being a lifelong bluebird, I said I could try and get them an audience with the upcoming game vs Charlton.
This app, called MatchTalks, allows fans to comment on the game in-play. The app provides a platform from which fans can openly communicate about the game. Alongside this, it also allows you to rate players' performances and rate the ref.
For more detail on the app, follow the link http://matchtalks.net/
A nice way to think about this new app for you twitter users is that it basically cuts out all the nonsense on your timeline when looking for views about the game. You won't have to scroll through moaning tweets to view a cardiff fan's verdict, it's all there on the app for you.
It's produced by a Belgian company so it currently covers Belgian matches, with some French. However, I have been promised that the next game vs Charlton will be uploaded.
The company hopes to build a strong relationship with the fans of Cardiff City as it looks to build its reputation in the U.K. I hope you will appreciate the fact it has chosen to cover this match in the championship, instead of one in the Premier League.
Please try out this exciting new app, it has great potential and is a great source for fan engagement.
Download the app via the itunes app store: 'MatchTalks'. apple.co/1QFNXBD or Android users: bit.ly/23IqSFv
Follow the company on twitter: @MatchTalks_UK
I'm representing a firm that is trying to break into the U.K. market. They've asked me to help them build their reputation. Being a lifelong bluebird, I said I could try and get them an audience with the upcoming game vs Charlton.
This app, called MatchTalks, allows fans to comment on the game in-play. The app provides a platform from which fans can openly communicate about the game. Alongside this, it also allows you to rate players' performances and rate the ref.
For more detail on the app, follow the link http://matchtalks.net/
A nice way to think about this new app for you twitter users is that it basically cuts out all the nonsense on your timeline when looking for views about the game. You won't have to scroll through moaning tweets to view a cardiff fan's verdict, it's all there on the app for you.
It's produced by a Belgian company so it currently covers Belgian matches, with some French. However, I have been promised that the next game vs Charlton will be uploaded.
The company hopes to build a strong relationship with the fans of Cardiff City as it looks to build its reputation in the U.K. I hope you will appreciate the fact it has chosen to cover this match in the championship, instead of one in the Premier League.
Please try out this exciting new app, it has great potential and is a great source for fan engagement.
Download the app via the itunes app store: 'MatchTalks'. apple.co/1QFNXBD or Android users: bit.ly/23IqSFv
Follow the company on twitter: @MatchTalks_UK
Re: EXCITING NEW APP FOR CARDIFF FANS
Wed Feb 10, 2016 8:25 pm
Good luck.
But I don't feel the need for an app for fans to talk to each other during a match. We have this forum, where there is plenty of discussion. Plus fans will talk to the fans they're sat next to.
Like I say, good luck with it though
But I don't feel the need for an app for fans to talk to each other during a match. We have this forum, where there is plenty of discussion. Plus fans will talk to the fans they're sat next to.
Like I say, good luck with it though
Re: EXCITING NEW APP FOR CARDIFF FANS
Wed Feb 10, 2016 10:22 pm
I see your point!
I feel it would be more useful for away games, when the match isn't always televised and people are relying on reports from inside the ground. But, I do feel as though 'in-play' talk, statistics, polls etc are the future, with regards to social media and acts as a way for fans who cannot be at the ground to engage with other fans!
give it a go? for a bluebird?
I feel it would be more useful for away games, when the match isn't always televised and people are relying on reports from inside the ground. But, I do feel as though 'in-play' talk, statistics, polls etc are the future, with regards to social media and acts as a way for fans who cannot be at the ground to engage with other fans!
give it a go? for a bluebird?