Darts Marketing

Do fully personalised match summaries, tournament reports and social media support for the price of a takeaway sound appetising? If so, read on.

Darts is booming…and has been for some time! Prize money on the PDC circuit is confirmed to rise to over £14 million pounds this year through a series of increases for their tournaments. Coupled with the hopeful resurgence in darts on the other side of the divide and the growing popularity of the women’s and youth’s games, there has never been a better opportunity for ambitious and talented players to chase their darting dreams and make them a reality.

With the greater opportunity for success on the oche, there has also never been a better time for players to market and promote themselves as a commercial commodity. Through the ever-increasing arms of social media and digital marketing, reaching out to existing and new darts fans and potential sponsors has never been easier…if planned correctly.

This is where I can help you.

Personalised darts reports and online promotion

Headline news every time!

Darts reports are a great way to update fans and followers on your progress throughout the course of a match or tournament. Reports will be completely personalised to you and can be written to a variety of scales and sizes to suit needs and budgets.

Each player will be given their own personalised web page to direct followers to and all reports will be easily accessible for repeat readings. The web pages will also fully promote and support your social media accounts as well as potential sponsorship and exhibition opportunities. Reports can also be sent out to your local newspapers and publications to assist in promoting your brand even further!

Social media support and management

More likes, followers and retweets – without the hassle!

Social media is very effective way of keeping fans and followers up-to-date with how your darts career is progressing. Results, performances and general experiences can be communicated out instantly and accessed through phones, laptops and tablet devices.

While the tools are indeed in place to support this, there is a need for ambitious players to avoid distractions during tournaments, optimise practice time and ensure they adhere to any tournament social media regulations. This means that making social media work in a commercial way for yourself isn’t always as easy as it sounds.

You also may well just not want the hassle of looking after a social media account but still want the benefits that would come with a professionally run space to promote yourself.

I can offer a range of social media support services, from complete management of accounts to real-time updates of tournament progress to your followers as they happen. Prices and plans are available to match your ambition and budgets.