I'm a builder and a big-ideas guy in the sports media/tech space.As an entrepreneur and leader, I thrive on connecting the dots across product, tech, and next-generation user engagement—turning trends into game-changing experiences and pushing the industry forward.

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Thomas Coiner

Birmingham, AL

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Mar 4, 2025

SportFeeds

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Co-Founder

Time :

2024 - Present

Transforming Sports Media with Real-Time Content

Evolved from Backr’s B2C technology, SportFeeds is a B2B sports media data provider that empowers companies to integrate curated, real-time sports highlights from Twitter/X into their platforms.

What is SportFeeds?

SportFeeds delivers high-quality, game-specific social content in real-time, allowing sports-focused businesses to enhance user engagement effortlessly. By aggregating and structuring thousands of sports-related social posts, we provide a seamless way for apps, websites, and media platforms to embed dynamic, relevant, and engaging sports content.

My Role

I lead SportFeeds across all critical areas, including:

  • Product Development: From concept to launch, ensuring a seamless and scalable solution.

  • Commercialization & GTM Strategy: Defining go-to-market strategy, pricing models, and revenue channels.

  • Resources & Partnerships: Building relationships with data providers, platforms, and key stakeholders.

  • Marketing & Sales: Positioning SportFeeds in the market, crafting messaging, and driving adoption.

  • Negotiation & Investor Relations: Managing funding strategies and securing business partnerships.

  • Database Structuring & Roadmap: Designing a scalable data architecture and defining long-term product vision.

Why SportFeeds?

With the explosion of sports media consumption, fans demand real-time updates beyond traditional coverage. SportFeeds solves this by delivering highly curated and structured social content, helping platforms keep their audiences engaged with fresh, game-relevant highlights.

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Thomas Coiner

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Thomas Coiner

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Thomas Coiner

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Thomas Coiner