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FPL content has changed dramatically over the last decade.
What started as a niche hobby for a handful of bloggers and forum users has evolved into a huge ecosystem of YouTube channels, podcasts, data tools, social media accounts, memberships, sponsorships and full-time content creators.
But has this been a good thing for the game?
In this podcast, Gary and Trig take a look at how FPL content has evolved, the major changes we've seen over the years, and whether the modern FPL content landscape is helping or hurting the community. From the early days of fantasy football discussion to today's highly competitive creator environment, we'll explore what has been gained, what has been lost, and where things might be heading next.
Do you think FPL content is better than ever, or do you miss the old days?Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Please rate 5 stars and give us a follow if you enjoyed the podcast!
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0:00 Intro 2:49 The Early Days Of Content And The Emergence of Fantasy Football Scout 8:30 The ScoutCast/The Early FPL Podcasts 10:25 Let's Talk FPL And The Early Days Of FPL YouTube 17:58 Rival Websites Emerge/The Increasing Commercialisation Of FPL 22:16 The FPL YouTube Boom Period: 2019-2021 26:08 The Deadline Stream Wars Begin 29:00 Our Thought's On FPL's In-House Content 31:50 The FPL Algorithms Arrive: A Good Or Bad Development For FPL? 42:24 The Decreasing Influence Of Written FPL Content/FPL Articles 43:44 Is FPL Content Oversaturated Now? 1:02:32 What FPL Content Should be Prioritised If You Have Limited Time? 1:06:14 Tips For Someone Who Wants To Start Making FPL Content 1:09:21 What's The Future Of FPL Content? 1:15:18 Our Final Thoughts On The Current State Of FPL Content/Outro
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