Post by thevileone on Jul 16, 2007 0:02:07 GMT -5
OK now that ROH is getting into the PPV game, and their PPV will soon be debuting on Time Warner cable this month (7/20), I'd like to talk about how ROH is getting the word out on Respect Is Earned and their future PPV's.
Right now, I think the advertising could be better. I had to search long and hard to find if I was getting the ROH PPV where I was, when, and for how much. I mean for Time Warner subscribers it's $14.95.
But outside of ROH's own website, I'm not seeing any push for it really. And I think that's a bad idea.
I know ROH probably doesn't want to spend a lot of money on these and keep costs down, but if they want more people to buy these, then more people who haven't seen ROH before need to know where it is and how to watch it. That means buying ad space during shows watched by ROH's key age demographics. During UFC on SpikeTV. Adult Swim on cartoon network. Ani-Mondays on Sci-Fi.
They should be buying ads in Maxim and Wizard magazine. Places like that.
Basically what I'm saying is that the advertising for ROH PPV's need to ---
MAN UP!
Right now, I think the advertising could be better. I had to search long and hard to find if I was getting the ROH PPV where I was, when, and for how much. I mean for Time Warner subscribers it's $14.95.
But outside of ROH's own website, I'm not seeing any push for it really. And I think that's a bad idea.
I know ROH probably doesn't want to spend a lot of money on these and keep costs down, but if they want more people to buy these, then more people who haven't seen ROH before need to know where it is and how to watch it. That means buying ad space during shows watched by ROH's key age demographics. During UFC on SpikeTV. Adult Swim on cartoon network. Ani-Mondays on Sci-Fi.
They should be buying ads in Maxim and Wizard magazine. Places like that.
Basically what I'm saying is that the advertising for ROH PPV's need to ---
MAN UP!
