Pigman changes teams

[HoustonHunter]

Have you ever heard “xyz person shoots this bow, so I want one of those”?
If so who was it.. just curious


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I hunt with the Eva Shockey bowtech because Eva Shockey does. You could say things are getting serious between us.

[marshhunter]

Skinny

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[Shinesintx]

I hunt with the Eva Shockey bowtech because Eva Shockey does. You could say things are getting serious between us.

Humping a bow doesn’t sound fun?

[HoustonHunter]

Humping a bow doesn’t sound fun?

Lube and beer... lube annnd beeerr.

[12RingKing]

Humping a bow doesn’t sound fun?

Are there strings attached?

[Fishndude]

In general, customers want either what their brand loyalty has them stuck on, what their buddy has suggested or what we(employees) recommend. Having employees shoot xyz bow is a great way to drive sales in a shop. I just don’t see the sales being driven by these tv guys.

[dbpredator]

I'd like to get a Mathews halon 32 because..............


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[Leon County Slayer]

In general, customers want either what their brand loyalty has them stuck on, what their buddy has suggested or what we(employees) recommend. Having employees shoot xyz bow is a great way to drive sales in a shop. I just don’t see the sales being driven by these tv guys.

I think your spot on but if you see the majority of tv shows and talents shooting a specific brand, then you see their advertising everywhere. And on top of that, you read magazine reviews about that same brand, the overall marketing strategies result in the consumer buying a new (Mathews) bow.

I shot Elite for years and the overall hype got me to try a new brand to me.

Back to the OP though and there’s no telling but I don’t think they had any teal sales push from advertising over recent years. I think they will continue to be a contender in the middle market area.

[Mohawkman]

In general, customers want either what their brand loyalty has them stuck on, what their buddy has suggested or what we(employees) recommend. Having employees shoot xyz bow is a great way to drive sales in a shop. I just don’t see the sales being driven by these tv guys.

I agree. I think they just get a lot of free stuff and $$$$. Since y’all brought it up. I need a new bow. Time to retire the old Bowtech Liberty! Mathews, Bowtech, Hoyt, PSE?

[Fishndude]

I agree. I think they just get a lot of free stuff and $$$$. Since y’all brought it up. I need a new bow. Time to retire the old Bowtech Liberty! Mathews, Bowtech, Hoyt, PSE?

Go shoot em all

[Duke1227]

He’s a businessman, it’s just business...

[Flex]

In general, customers want either what their brand loyalty has them stuck on, what their buddy has suggested or what we(employees) recommend. Having employees shoot xyz bow is a great way to drive sales in a shop. I just don’t see the sales being driven by these tv guys.

I like to see them when they're shooting what i shoot. Let's me know I'm the defective one and my bow is capable of great things!

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[Cantcatch5]

Prostitutes take the money.

I remember seing Gerald Swindell on TV talking about ensorsements, pro staffing and promoting and he said in professional fishing “It’s be a ho or be po!” LOL!

[JustinJ]

In general, customers want either what their brand loyalty has them stuck on, what their buddy has suggested or what we(employees) recommend. Having employees shoot xyz bow is a great way to drive sales in a shop. I just don’t see the sales being driven by these tv guys.

While I'd agree not many people buy a certain brand because some guy on tv shoots it, the marketing those guys provide obviously helps or the bow companies wouldn't spend the money on them, no?

[IowaHunter]

Show me the money! Nothing wrong with that.