Tag Archives: SFN

Coverage all over the place!

What a month!!! In addition to dozens of highly trafficked entries on the main blog over the last week, our new followers on Twitter are growing almost faster than we can receive the email notifications. If you have not yet started following us, you can access SFN’s Twitter presence by clicking here. Additionally, we really [...]

Welcome Back Tuesday!

Many companies took yesterday off in observance of January 1st (Saturday), so today represents the first day back in the ‘normal saddle’ for much our readership.  Welcome back!  We’ve missed you!  You’d be amazed at how much our traffic falls off over the holidays…and, conversely, how many new followers we picked up on Twitter during [...]

SFN seeks professional writer

StateFansNation’s traffic continues to grow, resulting in an internet platform and community whose breadth and depth of audience is very large, diverse and committed. With this said, we’d like to reach out to any freelance writers – not just those with sports backgrounds – to see if anyone has an interest in collaborating with us [...]

SFN gets high praise from Raycom

It’s been a wild couple of months of activity with the kickoff of football season and all of the extracurricular activities related to the mess in Chapel Hill.  We’ve been working hard to try to stay on top of everything possible; so, we were very happy to have received the following praise from George Cox [...]

SFN in 2010

Before we begin, we’d like to once again thank our amazing community for the support that you have provided SFN in the past year. Although we still have a lot of room to grow, the SFN blog and message boards generated over 4.4 million pageviews on 1.8 million visits from over 330,000 unique visitors in [...]

Support SFN – Buy an Ad!

SFN has provided quality commentary on NC State Athletics for the better part of a decade. And along the way, it’s been a labor of love. There’s not a single person on the editorial board of SFN that accepts a salary. We all have day jobs and families and, when it comes down to it, [...]