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Editorial Publishing Operations

Good event coverage is mostly operations: a sourced calendar, clear owners, pages that are ready before interest rises, and rules for updating, retiring and promoting responsibly. These guides cover each step.

Guides

  • Guide

    How to Build an Event-Driven Sportsbook SEO Calendar

    How to build an event-driven sportsbook SEO calendar: required data fields (event, sport, dates, time zone, place, official source, last checked, status), publishing windows, owners, refresh triggers and handling of postponed or rescheduled events.

  • Guide

    Evergreen vs Event-Led Sports Content

    How to decide between evergreen and event-led pages for sports content: permanent URLs for recurring events, honest dateModified and lastmod use, when to retire pages, and how to avoid Google's doorway and scaled content policies with templated fixture pages.

  • Guide

    Responsible Sportsbook Publishing

    Rules that shape sportsbook publishing in four markets: UK CAP Code section 16 and operator responsibility for affiliates, Ontario's athlete and celebrity ad ban, the AGA Responsible Marketing Code in the US, and Australia's prohibited services, BetStop and credit card ban, with help lines.

A weekly operating rhythm

One way to run an event desk each week (an example, not a measured benchmark)
DayTask
MondayRecheck dates for events in the next 30 days against official sources
TuesdayBrief previews for the weekend; assign owners
Wednesday to ThursdayPublish previews; compliance check for any betting content
Event daysRefresh with line-ups or runners; publish recaps the day after
FridayReview what changed in search features and update the observation log

Questions

How often should event dates be rechecked?

Weekly for the coming month, and again on the day a dated page goes live. Fixtures move, especially for broadcast.

Who should approve betting-related content?

The operator's compliance team, against the license and the market's advertising rules.

When should a page's updated date change?

Only when the content changed meaningfully. Google warns against changing dates to make pages seem fresh.

Planning coverage for a big sporting season?

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