Project Plan

Project Plan


What is your project idea?:

 My project idea will be a blog series about football, I’ll be talking about facts on footballers that you didn’t know and also facts about clubs as well etc.


How will you produce your project? (Medium – Physical/Digital):

 My project will be digital because my work will be on Blogger and its easier than Physical for me because I don’t like represent my project in front of everyone and Digital is more optional now a days.


Is your project a one off, or is it part of a series (i.e. Blog Posts, instructional videos etc)?:

Yes, my blog will be part of a series and all will be based on posts.


What did you learn from your market research that will help to improve the overall effectiveness of your project?:

 The thing that I learn from my market research task was picking the best football blog which was Offside, because the website is focused about almost every football league and gives you updates of what is happening during the season also transfer windows as well. This overall will improve my effectiveness in my project because if I choose a blog that’s all about one club, everyone will not pay attention to my blog because they will find it boring so, Offside is sort of my inspiration for making this blog series.


What resources will you need to complete your product? Is there anything you need to learn first?:

The resources that will need is internet research about that particular subject and also I have to make sure that the information I get is true. I don’t think that I need to learn anything first really.


Is it realistic? Do you have time to achieve this?: Yes I will have time to achieve this if I don’t have any work left that I haven’t finished yet so, I hope that I will finish my project in time.

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