"Total Divas" is WWE's latest foray into the world of reality TV was one that many E! viewers tuned in to watch. I think that this program, while perhaps not my cup of tea, is something that can satiate the appetite of those who are not only wrestling fans but those who enjoy reality TV as well. That being said, what can be said about the numbers that had come in recently? I believe that there is quite a bit to consider and Long Island SEO companies can focus on the stats, too.
The reason that I say this is because the fall premiere of "Total Divas" produced 1.3 million viewers for Sunday. You may look at this statistic and think that the show did very well for itself, which you would be right about if you did not see the numbers that it had gained prior. Before "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" had its eighth season finale, "Total Divas" had a strong lead-in with the former show's 2.3 million viewers. Now the Divas-focused reality show doesn't have that benefit which Long Island SEO companies can cover.
This does not necessarily mean that the show can't still attain success, especially seeing as how it is one of the few reality programs that can theoretically appeal to many groups. After all, there is still a focus on the idea of wrestling. Not only do viewers get to see bits and pieces of the matches in question but they are able to see the ladies work out in the ring from time to time. This goes to show that there is an emphasis on what they do during their everyday lives and without question training comes into effect.
In order to bring in more of that wrestling crowd, I think that more star power should be brought into the picture. After all, firms the likes of fishbat, Inc. should know that the fans of the actual wrestling shows have females that they are more invested in, character-wise. For example, while someone like Brie Bella struggles to attain a strong reaction from the crowd, the Divas Champion known as AJ Lee, while not on the reality show, is someone who the crowd enjoys. An inclusion like this may be something that Long Island SEO companies can attest to.
There is a lot of potential for "Total Divas" and I think that WWE would have pulled the plug on the matter otherwise. After all, there have been failed projects within the company before, one of the examples being Tough Enough as a developmental reality show before it was ultimately axed. To me, "Total Divas" understands what it wants to be and the kind of crowd that it wants to appeal to. Seeing as how it is still heavily focused on wrestling, a wrestling crowd should be drawn in.
The reason that I say this is because the fall premiere of "Total Divas" produced 1.3 million viewers for Sunday. You may look at this statistic and think that the show did very well for itself, which you would be right about if you did not see the numbers that it had gained prior. Before "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" had its eighth season finale, "Total Divas" had a strong lead-in with the former show's 2.3 million viewers. Now the Divas-focused reality show doesn't have that benefit which Long Island SEO companies can cover.
This does not necessarily mean that the show can't still attain success, especially seeing as how it is one of the few reality programs that can theoretically appeal to many groups. After all, there is still a focus on the idea of wrestling. Not only do viewers get to see bits and pieces of the matches in question but they are able to see the ladies work out in the ring from time to time. This goes to show that there is an emphasis on what they do during their everyday lives and without question training comes into effect.
In order to bring in more of that wrestling crowd, I think that more star power should be brought into the picture. After all, firms the likes of fishbat, Inc. should know that the fans of the actual wrestling shows have females that they are more invested in, character-wise. For example, while someone like Brie Bella struggles to attain a strong reaction from the crowd, the Divas Champion known as AJ Lee, while not on the reality show, is someone who the crowd enjoys. An inclusion like this may be something that Long Island SEO companies can attest to.
There is a lot of potential for "Total Divas" and I think that WWE would have pulled the plug on the matter otherwise. After all, there have been failed projects within the company before, one of the examples being Tough Enough as a developmental reality show before it was ultimately axed. To me, "Total Divas" understands what it wants to be and the kind of crowd that it wants to appeal to. Seeing as how it is still heavily focused on wrestling, a wrestling crowd should be drawn in.