No, this is not about a New Year’s resolution to lose weight over the next 31 days, although, it would be wise for me to lose a few pounds. I decided to step up the content of Fantasy Gameday and took the challenge of building a better blog in 31 days, which is presented by Pro Blogger.

Why am I mentioning this?

Well, Fantasy GameDay’s 5^th anniversary is right around the corner, and I wanted to let everyone know that I am still taking the site very seriously.

I also wanted to start writing about some of the adventures that I have had running Fantasy GameDay in hopes that it might help inspire others to do the same.  There are a lot of great writers out there who are passionate about Fantasy Sports.

No, I am not looking for some new competition.

Here is the deal, I had to learn the hard way, and I wish someone would have walked me through how to run a Fantasy Sports opinion site/blog. That is my true motivation for sharing this information with everyone.

The first day activity had me develop an “elevator speech” for Fantasy GameDay. Now, I knew what an elevator speech was before I started, but I never knew how to truly write one. Nor did I understand how many ways you can use the information.

By sitting down, and truly thinking about you, the customer, I was able to answer the key question… What keeps you up at night?  That answer spawned a new tagline, new images on the frontpage, new About Us page, and an entirely new perspective for the 2012 Fantasy Baseball season.

To provide the answer, here is my new elevator speech.

Fantasy GameDay is dedicated to solving complicated roster decisions that ALL fantasy sports owners face.  Few people have the time to keep up with thousands of players and have an informed opinion about each one. Fantasy GameDay attempts to reach the dedicated sports fan that is passionate about their team, their sport, and their fantasy roster.

But, what keeps you up at night?

Simple, roster decisions. Fantasy owners are expected to wisely manage and improve their rosters through trades and waiver wire acquisitions. Whether during draft preparations or throughout the season, player evaluations play a key role in the decision making process. There are no tutorials and there are no do overs. Fantasy GameDay was created to offer our experience and insight towards solutions for your roster, and hopefully, a better night’s sleep.

So how close did I get?