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- 22 de Feb, 2023
Sam has essentially found a golden calf, and he's milking it for all it's worth (even though it's still a calf). The issue is is that he's expanding rapidly in a few wrong places.
However, his investors aren't real investors with business degrees and such (full disclosure i don't have a crayon eating degree as well), and all these promises seem actually viable and achievbale. He has credit, but we'll see how long it lasts if he doesn't hit them
- Little to no advertising or hype around an event that takes place literal months from now. Fishtank's "grassroots marketing" was due, in-part, to the perfect storm of the iDubbbz controvery, which got a lot of word of mouth. If they spent some of the revenue on advertising (not even billboards, like targeted ads on social media), he can both draw in new people eluded by this "fishtank," as well as remind people that FT wasn't just a one-time thing and build hype.
- The timing of winter is actually not a good idea compared to a spring break-late may timeframe if you think about it. from December to February, the average American may have their attention divided on stuff like finals, the holidays, the NFL, etc. Also having it *yearly* instead of like every nine months builds this grandiosity: the annual Fishtank.
- He seems to be appealing to the whales, the paypigs, etc. He needs to find a source of revenue for people who don't want to drop triple to quadruple digits on this show (i.e. a majority of people). Sure, whales make up a lot of the share, but it doesn't account for the, I'm guessing, 80% of participants that cannot get over the hurdle of the first purchase. Out of the 600k unique viewers, how many are actually giving him a shit ton of money?
- He has plans for 10 years of FT when most good economic plans go by measures of 5 years (even the commies did this).
- He's promising all this shit (a FUCKING VIDYA) when they only recently got their fundamental upkeeps (site, legal, etc,) all good. To do all this stuff now instead of having a stable base seems like a disaster in the making. THEY DON'T EVEN HAVE A HOUSE TO STENCH UP FOR SEASON 2 YET!!!!
However, his investors aren't real investors with business degrees and such (full disclosure i don't have a crayon eating degree as well), and all these promises seem actually viable and achievbale. He has credit, but we'll see how long it lasts if he doesn't hit them
