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Der große TNA News & Gossip Sammelthread #5

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  • Ich hab einige Seiten zuvor noch das Roster gepostet, zu dem Zeitpunkt kam man noch auf den Rostertab drauf. Allerdings eine Frechheit wie das nicht gepflegt wird. Mittlerweile funktioniert bis auf ShopTNA.com (immerhin) gar nichts mehr. Die Homepage ist echt eine Zumutung. Der YouTube Channel ist auch eine reinste Katastrophe. Die kurzen Clips sind von schlechter Qualität und hören sich manchmal an als wären sie unter Wasser aufgenommen worden. Das ist echt traurig alles.

  • Verblüffend ist auch, dass Josh Mathews für die Homepage verantwortlich ist. Gibt absolut nichts dagegen auszusetzen, dass Leute innerhalb einer Company mehrere Aufgaben haben, gerade wenn er als Kommentator im Monat nur für ein paar Tage im Einsatz ist, aber damit scheint er ja trotzdem völlig überfordert zu sein...

  • Josh Mathews wird ja schon nicht höchstpersönlich die Homepage updaten, sondern nur dafür zuständig sein. Klar, im Idealfall sollte TNA einen eigenen Community Manager haben der sich dann nicht nur um die Homepage, sondern auch um die anderen Social Media Sachen kümmert. So scheint es aktuell nur ein Praktikant zu sein.


    Aber selbst wenn man so sparen muss, so sollte man das Aushängeschild Homepage nicht so schleifen lassen. Zur Not einfach eine Firma mit der Pflege beauftragen. Gibt doch inzwischen auch genügend Anbieter auf dem Markt die das für kleines Geld erledigen.


    Ausnahme ist da wie bereits erwähnt eigentlich nur ShopTNA.com. Nur leider ist das Angebot an Merch in den letzten Jahren absolut unterirdisch. Früher hab ich eigentlich regelmässig ein TNA Shirt gekauft.

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    TNA not being mentioned at Upfronts:


    "Yeah, I appreciate. I've seen all the chatter as well and I've got to say, as someone who has spent my career in the pop culture space and I have a big music background and music TV background, so I know what the passion of fans is like and it is amazing the passion and I love it. I love the good, I love the bad and I love the ugly. It's amazing and I think it's the most passionate group of fans that I've ever come across. I absolutely love the passion that is out there, but you're right, sometimes people make assumptions or they hear something or read something and they pile on. So, to answer your question just point blank – our relationship with Impact is amazing. I love the show every Tuesday night. My relationship with [TNA President] Dixie [Carter] is very special and ultimately, I think the product that is going on the air every Tuesday night is the best wrestling product going. The characters, the ring action, it is amazing to watch. Obviously it's now part of my job to watch every week as I do with all of our original programming and I'm sucked in. Every single Tuesday I need to watch the show because I am sucked in and we're excited about it. It's the second highest rated show on our network. I don't know of too many people that are successful in television getting rid of the second highest rated show on their network. For us, we're excited. We have a long term deal with Impact and you know, until there are twenty different shows doing better than it, it's going to stay where it is for awhile.


    If POP has a say in Impact programming:


    "I have to say, one of the things that has been part of my success in my career in general is, I kind of have a philosophy of 'hire good people and then let good people go do good things.' and to that extent, Dixie and her team, they know wrestling and they know the athletes and the stars and they know how to put that together. We have had little to no impact on the creative process of what they are doing. We love what they are doing and I'm glad you said it, because I was going to say the same thing. Depending on the week, there is no better wrestling action on television than what they are putting on. The characters and the in-ring action, it's amazing. Like you said, some shows are better than others, but that's true. That's true of others. That's true of any sporting event and that's true of any television program but damn, they are doing a fantastic job. Forget about the business side. I watch every Tuesday night and I get sucked in because A – I know I am going to talk to Dixie that week and B – I'm really loving it. Whether's it's Lashley or EC3 or Galloway or the Hardys, they are amazing. We've had no impact creatively at all. We are really enjoying the relationship. We are really enjoying the content every week. I wish I could take credit for it, but I'm going to give credit where credit's due and they're putting on a great product this year."


    If TNA will be on Pop TV in September:


    "Absolutely. Absolutely. We have a multi-year deal and we should probably address that one thing from the Upfronts announcement. What Upfronts are…Upfronts are not necessarily something for the public. It's an ad-sales driven event. It's where all the networks sell 70-90% of their ad inventory for the year, so the announcements you make at your Upfronts are really to support what your ad sales team is going out and selling and when it comes to Impact, because it's such a unique audience with a unique, live component or an alive component to it, there are sponsorship abilities to that that aren't just in ring sponsorships, show sponsorships and of course, advertising, it's kind of a 360 degree sell. We have, us and Impact, have a third-party company that is selling those integrations and those sponsorships and so it wasn't something that the POP ad sales team was out there in the marketplace doing. As far as the rest of our network, we kind of sell a women's 25-54 demo, we sell an adult 18-49 demo. We really needed a different company with a different client list and a different set of skills to sell 360 degree sponsorships and integrations as the real way to kind of drive some revenue, additional and incremental revenue. That's the only reason [Impact Wrestling] wasn't in our Upfronts release, because our team isn't selling it. From a programming standpoint, yes, it will be on the air. We aren't going to get rid of the second highest rated show on the Network."


    http://www.wrestlinginc.com/wi…l-be-on-pop-in-september/

  • mehr kann man an öffentlicher rückendeckung vom sender nicht erwarten. schön, das Pop zu TNA steht.


    verständnisfrage:


    "when it comes to Impact, because it's such a unique audience with a unique, live component or an alive component to it, there are sponsorship abilities to that that aren't just in ring sponsorships, show sponsorships and of course, advertising, it's kind of a 360 degree sell. We have, us and Impact, have a third-party company that is selling those integrations and those sponsorships and so it wasn't something that the POP ad sales team was out there in the marketplace doing."


    muss TNA bzw. ihre marketingfirma (UTA?) auch die werbeslots auf Pop selbst vermarkten?

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    Original geschrieben von BigCountry:

    muss TNA bzw. ihre marketingfirma (UTA?) auch die werbeslots auf Pop selbst vermarkten?


    Glaube es gab die News zu Pop TV, dass TNA selber verantwortlich ist.
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    That's the only reason [Impact Wrestling] wasn't in our Upfronts release, because our team isn't selling it. From a programming standpoint, yes, it will be on the air. We aren't going to get rid of the second highest rated show on the Network."


    Vom TV Rating zweit höchste Show auf dem Sender ist positiv.

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