Double Good has just posted a Head of Partnerships for baseball and softball, to win whole leagues and districts. The site has activity pages for band, cheer, football, schools, soccer and scouts, but none for baseball or softball: /easiest-online-baseball-fundraiser, /easiest-online-softball-fundraiser, /baseball and /softball all return 404. Yet the first success story on the homepage is a softball team that raised $26,000+. A league president who clicks through from the new head's outreach lands on a generic sports page.
First action
Copy the soccer page structure and write the baseball version.
How to measure it
Baseball and softball fundraisers scheduled from the new pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- 150
- By
- 1 season
Steps
Draft pages
Baseball and softball versions of the soccer page.
Web Marketing Manager 3 days
Add proof
The $26,000 softball story and two baseball stories.
Head of Partnerships - Baseball and Softball 1 week
League section
Organisation-wide fundraiser offer routed to the head of diamond.
Head of Partnerships - Baseball and Softball 2 days
Partner page
For governing bodies, districts and league platforms.
Head of Partnerships - Baseball and Softball 1 week
Publish and link
Sports page, sitemap, internal links.
Web Marketing Manager 1 day
Use in outreach
Every diamond sequence links to the matching page.
Market Development Manager ongoing
Measure
Visits, schedules and league leads by page.
Senior Analyst, Marketing Science monthly
Why it works
Publish two pages modelled on the soccer page: "Baseball fundraising that works with your season" and the same for softball. Cover the costs diamond families face (tournament and travel fees, bats and gloves, field time), the 4- or 7-day format, the average sports team result, the $26,000 softball story and a league-wide section ("Run one fundraiser for every team in your league") that routes to the new head. Add a league partner page for governing bodies and league management platforms, and link all three from the sports page and the sitemap.
Outreach converts when the landing page speaks the organizer's sport; the soccer and cheer pages already do this, and diamond is now a staffed segment. The pages also catch "baseball fundraiser" searches from coaches and team parents who never hear from sales.
Ready to use
ChecklistDiamond pages launch list
[ ] /easiest-online-baseball-fundraiser [ ] /easiest-online-softball-fundraiser [ ] One H1 per page [ ] Title and description with "baseball fundraiser" [ ] Diamond costs: tournaments, travel, gear [ ] 4- or 7-day format and 50% keep [ ] League-wide offer routed to the head of diamond [ ] Linked from the sports page and sitemap
Risks and how to handle them
Thin pages
Use real team results and diamond-specific costs, not a copy with the sport swapped.
Softball and baseball differ
Separate pages, shared league section.
Evidence
- HiringHead of Partnerships - Baseball and Softball (Chicago, posted October 19, 2026): "Own Double Good's diamond sports segment (baseball and softball) end to end", "win the partnerships that bring whole leagues and districts to us", own "the Donate Joy program and the seeding and outreach strategy for diamond sports", win "governing bodies, district and regional organizations, and league management platforms", and own "league-wide programs and destination tournament organizations"; lead a Market Development Manager and be "the visible face of Double Good in baseball and softball".Source
- Your websiteSitemap (165 URLs, checked October 21, 2026): activity pages for band, cheer, football, schools, soccer and scouts ("easiest-online-...-fundraiser"), landing pages for church, Greek life, school and sports, and partner pages for a Texas dance educators association, a Scouts council, AVID and others. There is no baseball or softball page: /easiest-online-baseball-fundraiser, /easiest-online-softball-fundraiser, /baseball and /softball all return 404. The only diamond content is one June 2025 blog post about a high school softball team that raised $26,000. Other posts include "How One Team Sold 40% More in Their 2nd Fundraiser" and "Popcorn Fundraising vs Candy Fundraising".Source
- Your websiteHomepage: "Keep 50% of what you sell", "no fees or minimums", "The average group sells over $3,000"; success stories led by a softball team ("$26,000+ Raised") and a camp ($114,000); no H1 heading. The soccer page says "The average sports team takes home more than $2,000 from one Double Good fundraiser, about 30% more than the typical group" and runs "a 4- or 7-day fundraiser".Source
- Your websitePartnerships page: Pop Warner uses Double Good "raising over $2 million in 2024 alone"; USASF, "the national governing body for cheer and dance", partners "raising $4.8 million just last year". Organisations "with multiple affiliates" can "Start the Conversation". The cheer and dance partner page has a named segment leader, tips ("start on a Monday around 4pm") and a $150,000 program story.Source