Thursday 28 May 2009

What Would Happen If There Was Relegation From The NFL?

May 24th 2009 saw the last day of the Premier League in English soccer. It's a huge day in the season, and led me to wonder what would happen if relegation was a feature of the mighty NFL - read on to find out more..!

As much as the NFL would like their sport to be a global passion, the fact of the matter is that it isn't.
Yes it's watched in many places around the world, but attempts to grow the sport outside the US have never really taken hold.

One main reason that I can see is that the sport is a franchise business, with every team being a franchise of the main business.
That's just not the way most sports run. With most sports, anyone can start a team, and progress through the ranks and divisions if they are good enough. This isn't the case with the NFL - there is no promotion to a higher league, and similarly there is no relegation to a lower league.

The Premier League in England is currently considered one of, if not *the* best league in the world, and to drop out of it costs a team maybe $100 million dollars in revenue - it's a huge blow to a team, as they must then play the following season in a far inferior league to try and battle their way back.

They have to spend a minimum of one season out of the top flight, and that's assuming they get back at the first attempt! Many teams have found that the culture shock of being in the lower division leaves them ill prepared for the battle.

The last day of the league is therefore filled with emotion from the fans that is hard to replicate in the NFL.
Big teams go down too, no-one is immune!

Can you imagine if there was relegation in the NFL?
Teams like the Miami Dolphins, the San Francisco 49ers and Washington Redskins would probably all have suffered from relegation. Supposedly big teams, but they have all had years of bad form which would not see them stay in the top division if relegation was an issue.

It's an interesting concept, and one of the reasons why the NFL will never be a global passion.

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Thursday 21 May 2009

Indy 500 or Monaco GP?

The Indianapolis 500 and the Monaco Grand Prix are 2 massive events in the car racing world - but which is better, and how can you make money from your view?

Personally I dont think you can split them, they both have different reasons for being great, but both of them are rich in history.

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Wednesday 20 May 2009

Michael Vick Released - What's Your Opinion Worth?

Michael Vick was released from jail today. The former NFL star has been big news ever since the story broke about him training fighting dogs.

His release from jail is a big story on social sites like Twitter, and that means there is a lot of traffic that we can tap into.

You simply need to know the free techniques necessary, and you can make money from your views instead of sharing them for free!

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Is Your View On M&S Worth More Than 1p?

Making money online from your opinions is not difficult if you know how, but you may be wondering what the connection is to M&S?

Well, to celebrate 125 years, M&S is offering a range of products for just 1p, the same price as when the store launched.

This story is being commented on a lot at sites like Twitter, and that means it's great to use with the technique and cash in!

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How Much Is Your Opinion On American Idol Worth?

American Idol is maybe the biggest show on US tv, and that means it generate a lot of interest, and a lot of opinions.

Most people who voice their opinion online via sites like Facebook or Twitter quite happily spend hours doing so, for fun.

Nothing wrong with that, but if they knew the technique, they could earn money, for *exactly* the same views!

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Tuesday 19 May 2009

American Idol Great For Online Profits!

May 19th 2009 sees the final of American Idol.
It's a massively watched show, and people are airing their views all over the internet - blogs, Facebook, Twitter, etc

It also means that people are searching online for the subject, which means we know it's a set of keywords we can use to put our page in front of the people watching.

This may be an affiliate page selling CDs for example, or it may be a blog with advertising on it.

This can all be set up for free, meaning that if you are not making money by simply airing your views, then it's just because you don't know how.

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Michael Martin Resigns!

Michael Martin, the Speaker of the House of Commons, has resigned.
Yesterday several MPs made the unprecedented step of criticising him from the floor of the house, and today he becasme the first speaker in 300 years to be forced from office.

He came to epitomize the feeling against MPs, and himself spent a lot of time resisting access to MPs from the Freedm of Information Act.

I think it was inevitable that he had to go.

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