FinalFantasySeries.net
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FINAL FANTASY SERIES
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- FinalFantasySeries.net introduces you to a Final Fantasy Series Blogging Community before messy advertising schemes and elitist opinions. Series is no less informative, and with its rich and popular user-generated content, FinalFantasySeries.net has been elevated to one of the most popular unofficial Final Fantasy websites online. FinalFantasySeries.net is a Blogging Community for like-minded gamers from all over the globe to register free and publish their user-generated Final Fantasy/Square Enix related articles. FinalFantasySeries.net was founded by dean@finalfantasyseries.net. Despite being sceptical of what values Series can hold among many other Final Fantasy sites, it’s understood the fans interest in Series deepens as Final Fantasy XIII’s release date looms. The internet’s harsh reality and cruelty comes to bare on Series’ members in a way they could never foresee, however they learn the most important lesson. Never give up! FinalFantasySeries.net History: March 2008 has seen the foundations of Series set and the site constructed one step at a time. Several staff members had been employed and already Series had recieved extraordinary content to power its march to the top. Record eaking April 2008 witnesses increased website traffic and the start of a successful affiliation programme unleashed. Series' wordpress verison is also updated twice with the employment of staff also developing. Stressful May 2008 perceives unconsitant fluctuations with website traffic. However despite this, May's traffic was almost up 12 times compared to April's. May also sees the rise of Final Fantasy Series' new theme. This theme accounted itself ready for an extraordinary June, but just before June hits, Series exposure was truely confirmed. Two brand new articles attracted 3645 visits on 27th May 2008. Series' golden age has just began. June 2008 celebrates a centenary of published stories on 14th June, whilst despite a slow start June mirrors May's success including the start of great relationships with other Final Fantasy/Square Enix related sites. "Hold on tight becasue you've just boarded the Series Express!" July 2008 signals the rise of Series' unique, yet controversial artcles. With E3's surprise announcement of Final Fantasy XIII coming to Xbox 360, FinalFantasySeries.net was able to create a large number of artcles sparking discussion on the matter. This atracted a even wider audience which in turn created higher quality discussion plus a Google Page Rank of 3/10, Alexa rank of 314, 793 and a Complete Page Rank of 957, 014. August 2008 witnesses the creation a cleaner brighter theme and signs of a healthy visitor base forming. More popular topics no doubt help the cause. September 2008 becomes FinalFantasySeries.net's busiest month for content with 13 articles published within the first 3 days. This surge helps break an overall count of 200 published articles on FinalFantasySeries.net since March 2008. October 2008 is the month for this years Tokyo Game Show, running from 8th October - 12th October. This helped increase FinalFantasySeries.net's published article count past the magic 300. This period improved fans knowledge on Final Fantasy/Square Enix future releases curiosity of FinalFantasySeries.net. November 2008 witnesses a heavy drought of news from Square Enix. Activity however is stablised thanks to the creation of the Top 5 Final Fantasy Season. (Top 5 Final Fantasy - Hardest Bosses, Most Evil Antagonist’s, Attractive Females, Distinguished Heroes, Damned Martyr's, Destructive Weapons, Iconic Locations, Unusual Species) The holiday season gives the staff a well earned break in December 2008. With Square Enix keeping stum over this period, news turnover is low as a result coinciding with limited site activity. With batteries recharging visitors can look forward to an action packed 2009. January 2009 see's FinalFantasySeries.net open its doors to the public visitor. Like-minded gamers from all over the globe can now register for free and publish their user-generated Final Fantasy/Square Enix related articles. (Read the details here) Quiet February 2009 gives FinalFantasySeries.net time to clear up a few bugs and improve the overall appearance and flow of the blog. Hopefully setting the site up for a successful March. FinalFantasySeries.net Testimonials:
