The First Case Study of DaneBlogger: FM-Pundit

We’re now ready to announce the first case study here on DaneBlogger it was Thomas Levin who first asked me ,after announcing it on DaneBlogger, to make a case study of his site. So I did that, after a few days and I finally uploaded it yesterday.

Thomas Levin’s blog about Football Manager is at this url: FMPundit.com

Now you can watch the case study, I uploaded it on Vimeo, I hope the quality is good and you can use it for anything. Send me an email if you would like your site to be case studied. Let the video talk for it self for now.

What is Football Manager?

Football Manager is a virtual football(soccer) simulation game. You control one team which you should lead to success. You decide what players to buy, which to sell. The match engine is complete, tactics are important in this game, that’s also what most of the blogs are writing about in that niche.

So it is just like, a game where you are the manager, you do not play the players yourself. It is like being a real manager.

New Stuff on DaneBlogger: Case Studies

From now on we are starting on something new here on DaneBlogger.

What we are starting with is case studies. I will do a case study for your blog for free, really, for free.

Your blog doesn’t need to be a blog about blogging. Actually I would appreciate if I get some other blogs than just blogging blog. I’d rather go for a cooking blog or something.

The only thing you need to be aware of, is that I’m going to review your blog. The review can be good and bad at same time. You will be aware of your rights and wrongs.

So when you are requesting a case study it will be focusing most on the wrongs, to tell the people what you really do wrong, so they can do that better. Of course you will also be told what you do right. But definitely the wrongs the most and how you can improve that.

What Exactly is a Case Study

I define a case study as a way for others to see how a blog could be improved. Much like a review for a blog, but just focusing on how to make the blog better, than it already is, that’s the short definition.

So that’s also how you could expect the case study to be. I will upload the case study, to a video sharing site, so it’s going to be video, so I can explain what I really mean and so on.

I have already gotten two blogs to be case studied, so I have some in my queue. I will not take blogs to case study, without the permission from the blog owner. I wouldn’t mind if someone case studied my blog, but I think others wouldn’t like that.

When You Submit a Case Study

When you submit a case study, should you either use the contact form, Twitter or Skype, to contact me. I have a few questions I’ll ask you.

Those are:

What are you traffic sources?

Example of an answer: 70% search engines, 20% referral, 10 % direct (this answer can be found in Google Analytics)

Would you like to make money from your blog?

Example of an answer: yes, $300 a month.

I don’t need to know how many visits you get, it’s okay if you include that. I wont mention the amount of traffic if you don’t like, but if you mention the amount, please tell me that I can’t tell it in “public”

You can tweet me @DaneBlogger, or use the contact form here, if you want my Skype just ask me on Twitter and you’ll get!

Have an awesome weekend!