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  • Writer: DMP Blogmaster
    DMP Blogmaster
  • May 12
  • 1 min read

Below is a short list of the new features going out tonight. This will be described in detail in the FAQ over the next few weeks 😃


We will also be sharing 'why' this is important to the bigger picture of DMP and where we are headed with some of this functionality.


  • Profile Pictures. You can now upload a profile pic that other users will see in group chat.

  • Social Media. LinkedIn and Instagram profile links can now be saved to your profile.

  • USTA and DUPR ids. Manual setup of your IDs.

  • USTA and DUPR ratings. Manual setup of your rating.

  • Copy functions. Across many of the profile features.

  • Hide capability. If you don't want it shown to other users.

  • Email. Save the email address you'd like others in your groups to see.








 
 
  • Writer: DMP Blogmaster
    DMP Blogmaster
  • Mar 11
  • 1 min read

Updated: Mar 12

The long awaited sponsorship integration is going live this week. This means that DMP is officially a media platform as well as a subscription platform. It will open up all sorts of doors for us as a business.


More details on this will be coming soon.

A grab is shown below for Driven Foodie Tours.


In addition, we have some nice UX (interface) upgrades going live >


  • Toast. Toast message when you have a filter activated. So users won't be confused if they don't see their full list of group chats.

  • Scroll. Scroll to top button appears as you scroll down on the My Group Chats list.

  • Nav. Navigation inside chat rooms has a subtle background color to make the nav stand out between chat/calendar/admin icons.

  • Dates. In light mode we've made the font color black for the exact date so it has improved clarity.

  • Keyboard. The keyboard does NOT close when you finish tapping a message. It stays open until you actively close it.






 
 

The Baller League just raised $25m in series A funding. All to attract a newer/younger audience to football.


🏎️ F1 is also very busy expanding their offering to attract a new generation of fans.


What about tennis? Sure, there's the Ultimate Tennis Showdown but this seems to be a one-off.


UTS aims to appeal to a younger, more engaged new generation of fans to grow its fanbase community – Patrick Mouratoglou

The 'why' post on the UTS site is a big insight that more innovators need to adopt in the tennis space.


Thoughts?



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