Starting our own Workout Magazine for real body builders, and Body Builder want to be

**spywizard** · 01-17-2004, 06:15 PM

Ok... we all agree that muscle mags are rags..

We do a LLC created in Las Vegas.. (alot of good incorperation laws, and import zones there including mex and asia)

We do not accept advertisments from supplement companies
we do not sell space to just anyone that has the $$$$

We do contest like what is the best fatburner
what is the best way to cycle clen
survival show type event that shows how to build muscle
best female developed _______ fill in the blank..

I think this could work..

Is Anabolic Review Trade marked yet?????

Who should be on the Board of directors...............

Who should be the editor in chief

who would be the steroid guru

who would be the .............. don't be like this guy... (HOSS) ???

the list goes on and on..

Swellin · 01-17-2004, 06:23 PM

I have seen how a magazine gets started, and it takes a ton of work! It also takes some serious cash. You also need some folks committed to the project's long term survival. Something I noticed was a need for someone to have take the role of brand manager...to maintain the correct direction with the project. It can easily get bogged down with diverging directions.

Just some observations, but sign me up...I want to be the first subscriber.

**Da Bull** · 01-17-2004, 06:55 PM

aRE WE TAKING A NUDE WOMANS WORKOUT MAG OR WHAT HERE...THE XANAX HAS ME FOGGY,AND TYPING IN CAPS

**Da Bull** · 01-17-2004, 06:56 PM

nOT COUNTING THE 10 BUDS

**scottninpo** · 01-17-2004, 07:02 PM

the problem with that is the same thing with the mags on sale now, there's just not a whole lot to write about without repeating the same articles two or three times a year, how many articles on igf can you read without saying something new? i think a discussion board like this is actually the perfect medium for people like ourselves who are really just looking to share experience and knowlege on aas and bodybuilding

**Da Bull** · 01-17-2004, 07:09 PM

Originally Posted by scottninpo

the problem with that is the same thing with the mags on sale now, there's just not a whole lot to write about without repeating the same articles two or three times a year, how many articles on igf can you read without saying something new? i think a discussion board like this is actually the perfect medium for people like ourselves who are really just looking to share experience and knowlege on aas and bodybuilding

But what about nude women???Come on bro.Nothing like a nude women doing squats

**scottninpo** · 01-17-2004, 07:32 PM

Originally Posted by Da Bull

But what about nude women???Come on bro.Nothing like a nude women doing squats

oh, well, then yeah, of course! what the hell was i thinking?

**Da Bull** · 01-17-2004, 07:59 PM

Originally Posted by scottninpo

oh, well, then yeah, of course! what the hell was i thinking?

EXactly

**mass junkie** · 01-17-2004, 08:00 PM

AR is trademarked

**Mr. Death** · 01-17-2004, 09:13 PM

Sorry bro, but it would never work. You've seen how many ads a magazine like Flex has in it, and they are from supplement companies that make a lot of money. Even with that, the Weider magazines are barely staying afloat. They might have went under if they weren't bought out by a large publishing company a few months ago. I wish it would work, but there is a reason there isn't already a magazine like you are talking about.

**spywizard** · 01-18-2004, 09:13 AM

All good points.. now that we have stated they why this might not work, or how it would be difficult...

Trade Marks can be bought/leased...

Articles will always be repeated..

Subscribers will never make a mag work, only advertising space..

Now tell me how to make it work.... (I already have a good idea, i am looking to see if you guys are of that vein, and mindset..)

an underground mag is not that hard to produce.. yes it is time consuming, yes there is a subsciption.. yes attorneys need to be paid..

now tell me yes, or no.. great idea"???