Thread: Should they be doing more to hype the draft?
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Old 05-11-2005, 03:17 PM   #49
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Originally Posted by darkpower
From what I was hearing, they weren't going to do as much advertising of that PPV than they normally do (although I am surprised that they did do a promo about it with Coach and Bishoff on RAW), so I'm not sure if that would really count. The draft is something that EVERYONE is going to be wanting to see, whereas ECW is something that may be for a more "localized" audience.
And yet ECW's gotten more attention.

By your logic, does it make more sense to advertise to a specialty crowd, or to hype somethint everyone's gonna wanna see?
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