FAQ Page

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Welcome to the FAQ section of Benchtalky! Below are answers to some of the most common questions we get from readers, fans, contributors, and sports lovers from around the world.

📌 What is Benchtalky?

Benchtalky is a fan-first sports media blog that brings together news, gossip, fun facts, player insights, and fan reactions from across the globe. We don’t just write headlines — we write what fans actually talk about on the bench, in the group chat, or after a match.

📌 What sports do you cover?

Primarily football (soccer), cricket, NBA, and Formula 1. Occasionally, we cover other sports like tennis, wrestling, or esports — especially when they trend on social media or break news records.

📌 Is your content original?

Yes! All our content is original, human-written, and tailored for fans. While we do reference global sporting events and public stats, we never copy-paste. Everything is created with SEO and authenticity in mind.

📌 Can I submit my own article or story?

Absolutely. We welcome guest writers and passionate fans. Head over to our Write for Us page and send your idea. Once approved, we’ll publish it under your name with a backlink if you'd like.

📌 Do you verify gossip and rumors?

While we’re known for sports gossip, we don’t post unverified or misleading information. We cross-check with credible news outlets and always tag unconfirmed content as a “rumor” or “report.”

📌 How can I advertise with you?

If you're a sports brand, app, YouTube creator, or startup, we’d love to work with you! Visit our Advertise With Us page or email us at rehanqamar777@gmail.com for our media kit and rates.

📌 How often do you post?

We try to post at least 3–5 times a week, depending on match schedules, transfer windows, or viral trends. You can follow us on social media to stay updated in real-time.

📌 Are there any subscription or sign-ups required?

No. Benchtalky is completely free. We may add a newsletter or notification system in the future, but all core content will remain publicly accessible.

📌 Can I reuse your content?

We allow short quotes (with credit and backlink), but full article reuse or copying is not permitted without written permission. Reach out to rehanqamar777@gmail.com if you’d like to syndicate a piece.

📌 How can I contact you directly?

Email us anytime at rehanqamar777@gmail.com. We reply within 24–48 hours, especially for partnerships, errors, or serious inquiries.

Still have questions? Head to our Contact Us page and send us a message!

📌 Do you cover live match commentary?

While we don’t offer minute-by-minute live commentary like traditional sports broadcasters, we post rapid fan reactions, tactical takeaways, and short-form recaps during or shortly after major games. Think of us as the fans' group chat you wish you had during big matches.

📌 Who writes the articles on Benchtalky?

Our content is created by a mix of dedicated in-house writers, freelancers, sports bloggers, and guest contributors. Most are passionate sports fans or aspiring journalists who know the game, follow the trends, and speak the fan’s language.

📌 Can I write anonymously?

Yes. If you prefer to remain anonymous or use a pen name, you may. Just mention it when you submit your content. However, we’ll still need your contact information (kept private) for communication and verification.

📌 What kind of articles perform best?

Our most-read articles are usually listicles, opinion pieces, transfer analysis, underdog stories, and emotional fan experiences. Trending player profiles, tactical breakdowns, and stories that humanize athletes also get strong traffic.

📌 How do you rank on Google?

We follow SEO best practices — original writing, keyword optimization, image tags, meta descriptions, and mobile-friendly formatting. While we’re still growing, many of our articles perform well organically and get shared on social media and sports forums.

📌 Can I get paid for writing?

Currently, we offer exposure, backlinks, and promotion — not cash payments — for guest articles. However, selected contributors who write consistently high-quality pieces may be offered paid opportunities in the future or invited to join our editorial team.

📌 Do you cover women's sports?

Absolutely! Benchtalky supports and promotes women's sports including cricket, football, tennis, and more. We believe in equal coverage and encourage writers to pitch stories on women athletes, leagues, and fan culture.

📌 Can I repost your images or designs?

Most graphics on Benchtalky are custom-designed or sourced from royalty-free platforms. You may share them with proper credit and a backlink, but please do not alter or claim them as your own. For commercial use or branding purposes, email us first.

📌 Is Benchtalky on social media?

Yes! We’re active on Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and X (formerly Twitter). We also plan to expand to Facebook and Threads. Follow us for daily content, memes, polls, and real-time sports conversations. Links to all platforms are available on our home page.

📌 What makes Benchtalky different?

Unlike corporate sports sites, we focus on fan emotions, relatable opinions, and voice-driven content. No clickbait. No fluff. Just real fans writing for real fans — with humor, wit, and deep love for the game.

📌 How do I cite your blog in my research or project?

You can reference us like this:
Benchtalky. “Top 10 Most Shocking Transfers in Football History.” Benchtalky, https://benchtalky.blogspot.com/p/shocking-transfers.html. Accessed [date].

Always include the article title, website name, URL, and access date for accuracy.

📌 Do you support charitable causes or community events?

Yes. We actively support sports-based non-profits, youth tournaments, and awareness campaigns. If you're organizing a local event or initiative, feel free to reach out for feature coverage, shoutouts, or a blog partnership.

📌 Can I advertise my YouTube channel or podcast?

Of course! If your content aligns with our audience (sports-focused, entertaining, or analytical), we’re happy to collaborate. You can book banner ads, sponsored posts, or guest features. Check our Advertise With Us page for options.

📌 Do you offer internships or volunteer roles?

We occasionally onboard volunteers, students, or interns for editorial, social media, or graphic roles. These are great for college credit, portfolio building, or just gaining experience in digital sports media. Keep an eye on our blog announcements.

📌 Do you allow product reviews?

Yes, especially if it's sports-related — like shoes, fitness gear, fantasy apps, or e-sports tools. We provide honest, fan-first reviews that are informative, fun, and engaging. All sponsored reviews are clearly marked for transparency.

📌 How do you handle privacy?

We take your data seriously. Any contact information or submission details are kept confidential. We don’t sell or share your data with third parties. Read our full Privacy Policy for details.

📌 What platforms do you use for publishing?

Benchtalky runs on Blogger by Google — optimized for mobile and SEO. We use custom HTML, images, and widgets to create a smooth reading experience. We also use Google Drive and Google Forms for content management and guest writer submissions.

📌 Can I request an article or suggest a topic?

Definitely! If there’s a topic you’d like us to cover — be it a player profile, transfer breakdown, behind-the-scenes story, or listicle — send it to rehanqamar777@gmail.com. We love involving our readers in our content calendar.

📌 What are your future plans?

We aim to grow into a full-scale sports content platform with podcasts, a fan forum, mobile app, and merchandise. Most importantly, we want to keep building a global community where fans feel represented, heard, and celebrated.

📌 Can I partner with Benchtalky as a co-creator?

We’re always open to co-creating content with fan pages, sports vloggers, influencers, or even clubs and academies. Whether it’s a cross-post, video feature, or dual-branded article — let’s team up and make something epic!

Still curious? Drop us a message via our Contact Us form — and we’ll be happy to help.