The newly updated website can be accessed at www.arieericdejong.com. De Jong said he decided to update the original site, which made its debut in 2020, after it earned first-page rankings for several keywords online and therefore attracted immense traffic. Visitors will find that the recently upgraded site is much more visually appealing and intuitive compared… Read more »
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Baseball Fan Advocate Jordan Skopp Creating Independent Safety Netting Council to Perform Comprehensive Review of MLB Ballpark Safety Standards
Life-long baseball fan and stadium safety advocate Jordan Skopp announced today he has formed the first-ever Independent Safety Netting Council to survey each Major and Minor League facility in the U.S. for the current status of foul ball safety protections, including extended netting. On the safety netting council and an associated advisory board, Skopp aims… Read more »
“Gimme the Hot Sauce” – the go-to Podcast for every Sports Lover
For all the sports lovers and people who love to stay updated with the latest sports news, their search for a perfect podcast is over! “Gimme the Hot Sauce Podcast” will bring the latest insights from the world of sports, along with interesting stories and hilarious conversation that is worth tuning into. Hosted by 3… Read more »
Stephen Stapinski from Andover, Mass., to Release Revamped Version of Popular Photography Site in March 2021
The website was originally launched in 2020 and ended up achieving higher rankings than expected in search engine results. In fact, the site ranked high for several keywords and thus drew increased traffic. Thus, Stephen Stapinski decided to upgrade the site, which is available at https://www.stephenstapinskiphotography.com/, in early 2021 to make it even more visually… Read more »
What’s on Sports introduces the $2 Sports Club and signs “The Sports Trader”
Following the lead of traditional media, sports media outlets across the country have been following the same path of creating entire sports narratives around a tweet or an unconfirmed source, leaving sports fans wanting more. Along came What’s on Sports, a truly different kind of sports publisher, offering views on sports that are not the… Read more »
