No, those who do not watch ARE the target audience, not the hardcore fanatical base who already are watching.
In business you never cater to a niche, you try to expand and get your biggest audience possible.
My and millions and millions of people who stopped watching shouldn’t be ignore so that a small hardcore fanatical base of 2 million people remaining can be catered to.
Thats not how it works.
You don’t cater to the fanatic in 1999 who says Dean Malenko should be champion instead The Rock, you cater to the millions and millions who don’t care about in ring and want Rock as champion over Malenko.
Doesn’t matter about the language. We’re talking about culture.
American doesn’t have the same culture as Japan and UK, hence why Japanese wrestling doesn’t draw in the states.
A company has to appeal to its culture. Hulkamania and the Attitude era were apart of American pop culture and were booming in the United States before other countries took notice.
Too much, plus Cornette doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
Im subscribed to Russo’s brand, he’s the only sensible guy left in the business. I watch CTM once a week
