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Originally Posted by Noid
Holy fuck, I didn't ignore the point about them getting a few hundred people to pay for tickets at all. I explicitly asked if that revenue is going to account for the tens of thousands of TV viewers they have lost, and challenged your incoherent idea that their fan base has grown by asking whether or not these slightly larger crowds outweight the massive drop in viewership? The answer is no, Simple. Stop telling people that TNA is becoming more popular. It is a lie.
It can be just one segment on a show. You can have just one nugget of shit on your sundae too. It's a tone and a presentation they are clearly proud of, and that's not how I personally like my wrestling. Others can like it if they want, but it's not surprise they are scaring off viewers. That is was my second original point -- 1) they are losing fans, 2) it's easy to see why.
If you don't look at the business metrics, why are you engaging in conversations about them by saying things like they're growing, they're more popular, their TV deal is good, audiences are paying now, they are going to Twitch and that's the deal that matters, etc.? I would stay out of this thread if it weren't so much fun busting your fucking lies about how their business is getting better when there is absolutely no evidence to support that claim.
You just talk down to people and say that they don't understand in an attempt to undermine their position without any actual talking points. It's shallow, it's cunty and it's something I think most people see through. I know that they're a different regime, I know that they charge a few folks for tickets and I knew they were doing this Twitch deal. But look at how desperate they are to get people to that given that they apparently need 15,000 people and they can't even get that because, newsflash, something else I know -- no one gives a fuck about TNA because they have been awful for a long time, and are still largely awful today.
Fuck you.
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That's not how TV works dude. You don't get paid for viewers. They would have got paid the same amount of money had an episode of Impact on Pop had a million viewers as they would with regular viewers. They weren't getting much from Pop either and that deal nor Pursuits have really said what they pay. So now actually selling tickets to shows not only gives them another source of revenue it also creates a better atmosphere around the show. Which was badly needed because the Impact Zone had turned into tourist and were the same crowd for months.
No I don't dig into their business metrics but it's clear they are doing good business when they've increased the number of shows they do a year by alot. That's common sense Noid. You don't expand your business if business is bad. They're not doing great business at all its just that they were doing zero business just a couple of years ago only trying to get TV taped. I don't think they are getting more popular but I do think they've found their identity and those who are fans of them are slowly coming around. Some won't ever and that's fine, they can be successful in the spot they're in now.
No I say you don't know what you are talking about because most of the time you don't. You have a bais opinion about the promotion and do nothing but shit on it. If they were as bad as you put them out to be they'd be out of business by now. I don't glorify everything this company does and am pretty critical of them on things I haven't liked. I actually do have talking points but you usually ignore them or brush them off because lolTNA. Newsflash yourself it's Impact Wrestling now.
You just need someone to love you Noid.
01-18-2019, 06:58 PM
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