Thought of the Day: WWE And Marketing
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On the other hand, look at TNA. How many things have they had (Video Vault, Xplosion etc) that were never talked about? Those are ideas that could bring in revenue to the company but instead we’re treated to Tenay and Tazz being “witty.” WWE pounds ideas into our heads and it’s a big reason why they’re as big as they are.
