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Ah cool, i didnt know about that membership thing.
I was trying to think of content aswell, maybe some articles are only available to members?
Perhaps quick could do some kind of deal with a supplement store so that if their ads are displayed on EB, members get a discount off supps with his approval or something?
Detailed + personalised nutrition, training, and supplement plans by a team of eb members? Though thats pretty much what the forum does now, it could be taken a step further and advertised as that. Put them all into a fancy word document or PDF file and email it to person X. Even if its already here, people like big detailed documents with graphics and things - could be an incentive?
Yea the members only content is a great idea. What we really need is some power house names in this place that'd be willing to write some exclusive E/B.net articles and members would have to register to read them.
Yea the members only content is a great idea. What we really need is some power house names in this place that'd be willing to write some exclusive E/B.net articles and members would have to register to read them.
power house names? like people who are well known?
we could try get Arnold? he likes giving to charity
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im not too sure about the privileged member thingy. it would become like EliteFTS....
however, if u do what to attract more members u can simply make the journal and the artcile section non viewable to outsiders. that way people would HAVE to register.
I want NO pros writting articles here. If you listen to pros they give horrible advice. They are big because their genetics allow them to be, its normally not because their routines are well rounded. Have well known personal trainers to write articles. Cosgrove or a strength coach like Boyle....those are the best guys...
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Originally Posted by Malley
I want NO pros writting articles here. If you listen to pros they give horrible advice. They are big because their genetics allow them to be, its normally not because their routines are well rounded. Have well known personal trainers to write articles. Cosgrove or a strength coach like Boyle....those are the best guys...
agreed. very well said. no PROs writing articles. they suck balls.
I want NO pros writting articles here. If you listen to pros they give horrible advice. They are big because their genetics allow them to be, its normally not because their routines are well rounded. Have well known personal trainers to write articles. Cosgrove or a strength coach like Boyle....those are the best guys...
I agree with this too.
There are some good guys around, though. I really like Dan John's stuff for example.
So we've established the type of people we want here... how do we get them now?
Ideas?
I say all at once, every member emails them asking them to come and help out!
What about getting in touch with Flex magazine and asking if we can use artciles they have in their archives? We could always do some kind of affiliate link in return?
Or what about emailing someone like John Berardi or Tom Venuto?
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