Share a Team Page with Fans and Family
You can share your team web page with anyone you want. In this tutorial, we will explain what content the team page contains, how you can share it, and how admins can control visibility settings.
Your Own Team Web Page
Every team using Mingle Sport has their own team page on the web, making your team look professional regardless of your results. You can share your team page with anyone using the share button in the app or Homebase. This feature is essential for coaches who want to utilize a football training app to enhance team visibility.
It contains:
Team Information:
Your team header image and facts about your team, such as league, age group, and team performance level.
Upcoming Matches:
A list of planned matches.
Team Form:
The results of the last 5 matches.
Match Results:
An overview of matches and scores (with a link to the match feed).
Player List:
An overview of all players on the team (first names only).
Team Sponsors:
(beta)
Admins of the team can change the team information in Homebase. The header image can also be changed using the app or Homebase, allowing for a customizable experience that enhances your football match management app.
How to Share Your Team Web Page
If you want to share your team web page, you can go to the team section in the app and hit the share button. Alternatively, you can go to Homebase and share the URL from there.
Manage Your Team Privacy
As a team admin, you want to be mindful of what is shared. Some teams want to share as much as they can, while others would like things to be only available to a selected group of people.
In this article about How Mingle Sport Works, we explain the basics of team structure and the concept of followers.
For matches and the team page, a web URL can be shared outside of the team and their followers. It’s a public URL that anyone can access. Team admins can control the team visibility settings and can choose between the following options:
Visible
(default): Team web page contains basic team information, team image, and a list of matches and players (using their first names only).
Private:
Team web page contains no personal information—only the team name. Team image and player names are not visible.
In private mode, match reports can still be shared on the web; however, they only contain scores. This means no video, images, or player names are shown.
If you’re interested in sharing match reports and creating a live blog with followers, please read this tutorial:
https://www.mingle.sport/tutorial/how-to-share-a-match-report/
