Hubbard Sports Media Website Updates
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I run a sports-focused site that pulls material from multiple channels—our Substack newsletter, YouTube highlight reels, and everyday social media activity. I’m looking for someone who can step in daily and make sure everything lands on the website quickly and cleanly.
Here’s what that means in practice: every time I publish a newsletter article or a video post on TikTok, YouTube, or any other social media you grab the text, images, or video and format it for the site. When a new highlight clip or full-length video goes live, you embed it with the right headline, thumbnail, and tags. And whenever breaking news drops—no matter the sport—you create a short write-up (or polish the draft I provide) and publish it fast, complete with an eye-catching photo.
You’ll be working inside our CMS, so being comfortable with WordPress (or a similar platform) is important. Simple image editing, basic SEO tagging, and the ability to cite sources correctly will keep everything consistent. I post across all sports, so you should feel at home jumping from football transfer gossip to a late-night tennis result without missing a beat.
The site grows when it stays fresh, so reliability is crucial: if something new appears on Substack or social, I want to see it mirrored on the site within the hour during agreed-upon coverage windows. If that sounds like a rhythm you can keep, let’s talk about getting you set up with access and kicking off the first week of updates.
Here’s what that means in practice: every time I publish a newsletter article or a video post on TikTok, YouTube, or any other social media you grab the text, images, or video and format it for the site. When a new highlight clip or full-length video goes live, you embed it with the right headline, thumbnail, and tags. And whenever breaking news drops—no matter the sport—you create a short write-up (or polish the draft I provide) and publish it fast, complete with an eye-catching photo.
You’ll be working inside our CMS, so being comfortable with WordPress (or a similar platform) is important. Simple image editing, basic SEO tagging, and the ability to cite sources correctly will keep everything consistent. I post across all sports, so you should feel at home jumping from football transfer gossip to a late-night tennis result without missing a beat.
The site grows when it stays fresh, so reliability is crucial: if something new appears on Substack or social, I want to see it mirrored on the site within the hour during agreed-upon coverage windows. If that sounds like a rhythm you can keep, let’s talk about getting you set up with access and kicking off the first week of updates.