The Fantasy Football Times.com Reports to Camp
America's Fantasy Football Newsletter Enters the 2005 Season Bigger, Better and Stronger.
Greater Boston, MA (PRWEB) July 28, 2005 -- It's been a busy preseason for The Fantasy Football Times.com. After an already robust 2004, the content provider reported an astounding 2000 percent increase in overall page view traffic during the first six months of 2005 compared to 2004, an impressive statistic considering the growth occurred during the NFL offseason.
It is numbers like these, says Founder and Editor Greg Bebezas, that has The Fantasy Football Times.com racing to feed the surging fantasy sports industry. In an effort to focus on this record-breaking demand, the company recently launched several service upgrades to coincide with the beginning of NFL training camps.
The Fantasy Football Times.com continued its partnership with data solution developer Global Information Source (GIS), to help release key web enhancements for the upcoming season, such as its new Injury/News Wire, which now reports player updates up to 6 hours ahead of the power curve, giving its users a definitive edge in managing their fantasy teams. An RSS/XML feed has also been incorporated to freely distribute its content throughout the online community, further strengthening the company's B2B relationships.
Bebezas, a 13-year fantasy football veteran, insists that his company concentrates on much more than just content.
“Since day one we've been committed to creating an innovative web design that would establish a brand image and in turn help produce unique selling points,” he said.
“There's no doubt that print magazines have been the primary business model in this industry to date," Bebezas added. “But online content providers are growing rapidly and have too many advantages over their counterparts to keep them from gaining a significant amount of market share themselves.”
Not only has The Fantasy Football Times.com made improvements in its services and content, it has also become an active marketplace, attracting advertisers who want to gain visibility within the industry. The company has also established a promotional partnership the National FantasyFootball Championship (www.fantasyfootballchampionship.com/referral.asp?source=32) and has formed affiliations with various online vendors to provide its users with access to other specialty fantasy sport products and services.
“What you're seeing from us now is expansion and diversity,” explained Bebezas. “Expansion in the amount of quality content and services we can provide, and diversity in our revenue streams. With the fantasy sports industry gaining immense popularity, the pieces are in place for small businesses to continue to grow and enjoy success in this very fertile marketplace.”
For more information, the company's media kit can be viewed at:
www.TheFantasyFootballTimes.com/fftimes/Static/Pages/media_kit_package.pdf
About The Fantasy Football Times.com:
The Fantasy Football Times.com is America's Fantasy Football Newsletter Delivered To Your PC Doorstep. The one-stop website service provides high-quality content and expert analysis of Fantasy Football news and information by streamlining traditional print media with the dynamics of the internet.
With a Scouting Department that boasts over a decade of Fantasy Football experience, the website service tracks hundreds of players throughout the season with exclusive subscriber features, daily headline articles, special features, message boards, & through media outlets.
Established in 2003 and based in the Greater Boston area, The Fantasy Football Times.com has appeared on national TV and weekly radio shows and has provided content to various publications to make it one of the fastest growing companies in the Fantasy Sports Industry.
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