WWE has had a good 2018, but it’s not been without its faults. Unfortunately, there’s not much we can do with things such as excessive advertisements and annoying camera cuts, among other things. WWE runs 52 weeks a year, with no off-season at all. As a result, they’re often in need of changing things up in terms of the product presentation so as to not lose their audience.
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Of course, there are times such as September and other holidays where ratings are bound to be low and attendance is usually affected as well. It’s hard to blame them for putting in less effort during those periods because it simply won’t have the same results. Either way, WWE is now in a position where all of their deals are making enough where they don’t have to worry too much about lower ratings or selling out.
With that said, their deal with FOX begins in 2019 and WWE is going to have to up their game big time to keep a consistent set of eyes on the product. To do that for both brands, these are a few of the creative changes that need to be made.
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