Market Research Task

My Project

My project idea will be creating a blog, so I could write reviews about a football games which I will give my opinion and criticism on a match, also different people in this blog can give their own opinions on a match by commenting of what do you think. 

 1. Creating a blog

 2. Write my own review on a football game


Market Research Task:  

Caught offside
Link: caughtoffside.com

The blog shows the rest of the Premier League teams, the blog is interested on the Premier League, Championship, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, French Ligue 1 and many more.

I think this blog is the best out of the blogs I have seen because it gives you news about all of other leagues and not just the Premier League.


Transfer Tavern
Link: footballtransfertavern.com

The website includes mostly the Premier League and some news from other leagues, also the website makes articles about fans reacting on Twitter about transfer news and injury updates.

I will rate this second because, even though includes other leagues but it seems the blog's main focus is only the Premier League.             

         

 Just Arsenal
Link: justarsenal.com

The blog is about Arsenal, so it’s a fan base for on club. The blog talks about the games and updates about the transfer and the club and fans can comment about the article as well.


In my opinion I will rate this blog last because the blog is only focused about Arsenal.

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