For Hockey Players

Social media, NIL and partnerships can feel confusing. They don’t have to be.

You do not need to post every day, build a huge following or turn yourself into a content creator.

You do need to understand what matters, what brands may be looking for, and what to know when opportunities come your way.

Player Partnerships helps make sense of:

  • social media
  • NIL
  • sponsorships
  • brand partnerships
  • online reputation
  • player visibility

You Don’t Need to Turn Hockey Into a Content Business

Social media can help.

Partnerships can be valuable.

NIL can create opportunities.

But none of that means you need to become a full-time creator.

Hockey is still the priority.

The goal is to understand how social media, partnerships and your online presence fit into your hockey path so that when an opportunity comes up, you are not trying to figure everything out for the first time.

A professional hockey player signing autographs for fans at a sporting goods store event
A professional hockey player signing a jersey for fans at a restaurant brand event
A professional hockey player posing with a fan at a sponsor booth during a brand appearance

Free Player Guide

The Hockey Player Partnership Readiness Check

A quick two-page guide to help you see whether you are ready if a sponsorship or brand opportunity comes your way.

Free guide pending. Join the waitlist and I’ll email you when it’s ready.

Inside:

  • what a potential partner should be able to find about you
  • what your public social profiles communicate
  • what information you should have ready
  • simple things that can make you easier for a brand to work with
  • what to check before responding to an opportunity

Need Help With Something Specific?

Sometimes the answer depends on your league, your hockey path or the opportunity in front of you.

If you are trying to figure out a sponsorship offer, NIL, social media or whether your current online presence needs work, send me an email.