Develop a Strategy to Compete with the WWE - Page 2

**bince2200** · 01-24-2011, 01:52 AM

have Chris Jericho as a booker/writer

**The MAC** · 01-24-2011, 03:13 AM

1. use established stars wisely.

Have new talent matches sandwiched between established stars segments. This is so people would see them rather than tune in for the last 5 minutues of each show.

2. Hollywood writers are not bookers but they can co-exist. Hollywood writers can write out the feud while bookers ( who were storytellers in the ring in their time) can fill up the actual match time.

3. Scale back the amount of gimmick matches. Gimmick matches are meant to be something special and not one after the other.

4. Hit the road. Grow a following by touring and making a connection with the fans.

5. You don't have to follow WWE's Lead. they do what works for them. You have to do what works for you.

6. cut down the swerves. they are predicable and annoying. Surprises are great but only work when no one is expecting them.

7. Dont hype things you cant deliver.

01-24-2011, 01:52 AM	#41
bince2200 Da Brahma Bull Posts: 21	have Chris Jericho as a booker/writer

01-24-2011, 03:13 AM	#42
The MAC VG + Q&A FORUM REPRESENT Posts: 2,957	1. use established stars wisely. Have new talent matches sandwiched between established stars segments. This is so people would see them rather than tune in for the last 5 minutues of each show. 2. Hollywood writers are not bookers but they can co-exist. Hollywood writers can write out the feud while bookers ( who were storytellers in the ring in their time) can fill up the actual match time. 3. Scale back the amount of gimmick matches. Gimmick matches are meant to be something special and not one after the other. 4. Hit the road. Grow a following by touring and making a connection with the fans. 5. You don't have to follow WWE's Lead. they do what works for them. You have to do what works for you. 6. cut down the swerves. they are predicable and annoying. Surprises are great but only work when no one is expecting them. 7. Dont hype things you cant deliver.