The site has been live now for nearly a month, and everyone here at FFS has been having a great time getting this up and running. Now the staff is excited to start taking us to the next level. As I mentioned in the title of this blog, we need the help of our loyal fans. Please provide us with feedback on the following items and anything else you can think of:
1. The look and feel of the website
2. The quality of content
3. The quality of our staff
4. Overall likes and dislikes
5. Other sports we should be covering
6. The new slogan
We're trying to build a site that is fun and informative for you to visit on a daily, or hourly, basis. Over the next few weeks, we'll be unveiling the Fan Fanatic Sports logo. Along with that we'll be providing our loyal readers with all new FFS merchandise. You'll be seeing t-shirts, hats, beer steins and window clings. All of this leads up the our move to our permanent site location. This week we bought the domain name www.fanfanaticsports.com. All of your input will help us build the new and exciting site.
From all hear at Fan Fanatic Sports, we thank you very much for your support. Please let us know what we can do better and remember, "We're not your ordinary fans!"
Have a great Easter and Passover weekend
Hey FFS Staff -
ReplyDeleteI think it would be great if the new website could tag every blog that each person writes so that when you pull up a person's bio, you are able to see exactly what they have written without going through the entire FFS history.
Another idea would be to have the blogs tagged by sport, and then index in a menu bar. This way if you only want to read any blogs about MLB, you would click on MLB and all blogs relating to MLB would listed.
These are my thoughts at the moment. I think you guys are doing an awesome job and can't wait to sport the FFS gear around Orlando!
More Jorge Bannister submissions.
ReplyDeleteMore Thoughts:
ReplyDelete1. Add a website counter so you can see exactly how many IP addresses are looking at the website daily.
2. Notification that someone has commented on an article (similar to FB with notification e-mails).