Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Reason #72

........(6:15)

Here we have an extremely passionate and detailed entrepreneurial story.  That is just not complete until he buys a professional football team. 


 
Well said. NOW, If Gary Vaynerchuk really wanted to help the New York Jets. He Can use social media to POST TRY-OUTS in which will help his team find quality players.



And fufill his obvious, ADVERTISING NEEDS in the process......


.....$50 per Try-Out


Monday, April 14, 2014

Reason #71


WATCH!!........0:15....

"Whether your celebrating a hard earned championship....or heading BACK TO THE GYM"


So, now that Russell Athletics CAN run there ads on TRY-OUT(S).......


They will open the door for the next potential spokesman to endorse there brand......




And as you can see, there are many players that have come after Mark Ingram......


All hungry and ready to be the best......A mere $50 per Try-Out....
 

Sunday, February 9, 2014

Reason #70

Johnny Unitas, is one of the men who helped Build the National Football League into what it is today. However, his success did not come easy. 
He was first drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers, and was CUT during camp......


Page. 64
Mr. Rooney States.  In Regards to Johnny Unitas

"After a year of sandlot ball and backbreaking physical labor, John Finally caught a break. He had written to every team in the league BEGGING for a TRY-OUT........."



And today, there is Stadium named after Johnny Unitas.......

 NOW, for a mere $50 you can POST a Try-Out in a place that is Visible to everyone....
.....gym44



Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Reason #69


In today's world, we collect information at such a rapid pace that it becomes difficult for an idea to keep peoples interest over a long period of time.  


The APP (Game), "Temple Run," is a fantastic example. If you have ever played it, you will understand how fun it is for about a week, and then after you've gotten all the coins and unlocked all the characters, it gets very repetitive.


Therefore, the inventors of "Temple Run,"decided to break into a BRAND new market, by charging people $0.99 to RUN as Usain Bolt. I commend them on the idea.  Because again, it EXEMPLIFIES how just one ATHLETE can create SO MANY brand new revenue streams that employ millions of people.






NOW, as the great Usain Bolt is at the end of his marvelous career. The question becomes.....HOW WILL WE FIND THE NEXT ONE????




Not only Puma, but every single company that has ever been formed, can take their Advertisements, and place them on Try-Outs for only $50........gym44




Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Reason #68


The Entertainment Mogul, has clear Aspirations of becoming a majority owner of an NFL franchise. A very reasonable goal, and I think he'd make a terrific one. However, if and when that dream does come true, there will need to be some concrete plans (and ideas) about HOW TO FIND PLAYERS.......




And Now. By placing that (ADVERTISEMENT) on TRY-OUTS, the door opens for more of these.....gym44



......$50 to sponsor a Try-Out



Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Reason #67


Take a VERY LONG look at the that image above.  

And, once you watch the video below, YOU will see for yourself the DOOR that opens, If Verizon Wireless decides to place that Ad (in the top Right corner).... on a .........TRY-OUT



........only $50 to sponsor a Try-Out.....gym44



Friday, December 6, 2013

Reason #66


"I was clear about this in Purple Cow. I'll repeat Myself Here: If you want to grow, make something worth talking about. Not the Hype, Not the Ads, But the THING. If your IDEA is good it will Spread."

- Seth Godin, "All marketers tell stories" Page. 127


So,  Lets take that quick marketing lesson, and apply it to the world of SPORTS.

If there is one thing that will always be talked about, No matter the sport, age, gender, or LOACTION.

It's where to go for TRY-OUT(S).......gym44




And the GYM will always serve as the TOOL, that prepares players for Try-Outs of any sort

......Turn an (ADVERTISEMENT) in to an ......INVESTMENT.....

$50 to Sponsor a Try-Out