Hoopsfix Gets Exposure at SLAM Online, Dime Mag and on ESPN Sports Nation
First article published over at SLAM Online
I’m pleased to say it was a pretty big day for Hoopsfix yesterday in terms of getting around the internet a little bit and getting some nice exposure!
First off, I had my first article published over at SLAM Online-GB Hoops-A Force to be Reckoned With? As a personal request, if you could get in to that post and drop a comment it would be hugely appreciated. I’m going to be trying to get more UK stuff published over at SLAM in the coming months and the better feedback I can get on that piece, the more likely it will be!
Along with my first, came my second (which is more of a summary than an article)-Jus Fly Shuts Down UK Dunk Contest which features the Hoopsfix video of the ridiculous Midnight Madness dunk contest that went down on Saturday night.
That same video was also featured over at Dime Mag (have a read of the comments over there, people airing off about everyone storming the court. Lolz.).
And then to top it all off, Jus Fly’s cartwheel to through the legs dunk from the same video was featured on ESPN’s Sports Nation! I’m getting a copy sent through and will upload to the Youtube channel when I get it.
I provided Team Flight Brothers a hardcopy of the Hoopsfix Midnight Madness dunk contest video for them to upload to their channel which has now broken 20,000 views in a little over two days (check that here), and the original on my own channel has now almost broken 12,000 views.
Almost 45k views on Youtube in total, a feature at SLAM Online, Dime mag and ESPN Sports Nation..if only every day was like that huh? :)
*Oh and a reminder-if you want to be amongst the first to see the latest Hoopsfix videos on Youtube-subscribe to the channel now!
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