Get Featured in GiveMeSport

GiveMeSport sits in the sports, fitness and outdoor category, where attention goes first to the biggest names, events and brands. Coverage won through cold pitching rarely reaches the independent coach, the local gym, the emerging athlete or the new equipment maker. With a guaranteed placement, the outlet is confirmed first, you approve every word, and the article publishes on givemesport.com inside the window written into your scope, usually one week. It is a real article on the site that you can put in a proposal, a deck or a profile.

What GiveMeSport covers

GiveMeSport is a sports, fitness and outdoor publication serving readers in the United Kingdom. Publications in this category cover competition and the people in it, along with training, health, equipment, events and time spent outside. They tell readers who is performing, what is worth trying and how to get better at the activities they love. The range runs from organized sport to personal fitness to recreation on trails, water and open ground.

What works in sports and fitness coverage is proof. A reader wants to see the record, the progress, the client outcome or the reasoning, and wants it told through a person they can picture. That favors athletes, trainers and companies who can point to something they did and explain how they did it. Broad claims about passion, dedication and changing lives are heard so often that they rarely register.

Who reads GiveMeSport

People read a sports, fitness or outdoor publication because the subject is part of how they live. The audience for GiveMeSport in the United Kingdom is likely to include fans, recreational and competitive athletes, coaches, parents of young players, gym members and people who spend their free time outside. They tend to be loyal readers, and they act on what they read.

Many people check before they commit to a trainer, a gym, a program or a piece of equipment. When a prospective client or customer looks you up, a feature in a sports and fitness publication gives them a fuller picture than a profile page can. For a newer name competing with established ones, that coverage can be what turns interest into a first session or a first order.

Coverage that speaks to buyers in the United Kingdom

A company can be well established at home and still be new to readers in the United Kingdom. Coverage in GiveMeSport helps close that gap by presenting your story in a British publication, to a British audience. It is relevant for winning customers, for hiring, and for any occasion when a contact in the United Kingdom wants to learn who you are.

Those who want to be seen in the United Kingdom range from startups and family firms to established exporters. Many are in sectors where reputation decides the sale, such as wealth management, healthcare, education and construction. Others are overseas companies that need British buyers and regulators to recognize their name.

GiveMeSport is written for people who care about sport and active living, so a feature works when it is specific. Give the record, the timeline, the training approach or the design decision, and let the person behind it speak. A single well-told achievement carries more weight than a summary of an entire career or catalog.

Most athletes, trainers and brands have more than one of the stories below. We choose the one with the firmest facts behind it, since a result people can verify is what gives a feature weight.

What weakens a pitch

• Motivational slogans. “Hard work, dedication and passion” is true of nearly everyone in sport, so it tells a GiveMeSport reader nothing about you.
• Results that cannot be confirmed. Sports readers check records and rankings, and everything we write about your achievements has to be true.
• A résumé with no story. A list of teams, titles or certifications matters less than one moment that shows who you are.
• Trying to cover everything. One season, one method or one product, told well, stays with readers longer than a complete history.