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Discord can be used for creating a community around a team or sport, offering a space for news, discussions, and exclusive content.

Instagram is utilized for visual storytelling, influencer marketing, and engagement through Stories and posts.

Pinterest is utilized for inspiration and brand building, often around sportswear and merchandise.

Snapchat's temporary content provides an exclusive look at live sporting events and athlete lifestyle.

WhatsApp can be used for direct communication with fans and for organizing local sports events and promotions.

Flickr is useful for sharing high-quality sports photography and for sports brands to host their visual content for easy access by media.

YouTube is a platform for sharing longer-form content such as game highlights, player interviews, and insight into the sports organizations.

Though now discontinued, Periscope was used for live streaming events and enabling users to watch sports from anywhere.

Google Ads can be used for sports marketing by targeting search queries related to sports and directing traffic to sports content.

Slack is used for internal team communication and can also be used for fan-based communities with updates and inside information.

LinkedIn is used to market through a professional angle, networking opportunities, and industry news related to sports.

Twitch is becoming increasingly popular for live-streaming esports events and for sports personalities to engage with fans.

Medium is a blogging platform where sports marketers can publish in-depth articles, thought leadership pieces, and sports analysis.

TikTok's viral nature is ideal for reaching a younger audience with fun, engaging short-form videos.

Vimeo provides a platform for sports brands to publish high-quality video content, such as documentaries and athlete profiles.

Clubhouse provides audio-based discussions that can be used for interviews, sports debates, and live post-game analysis with fans.

Tumblr acts as a platform for sharing sports-related GIFs, memes, and blog-style content to engage the sports fan community.

Twitter serves as a real-time communication tool, often used for live-tweeting events and quick updates or announcements.

Facebook is used to engage with fans through content sharing, live updates, and ad targeting.