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A Third Participants-Pay-All-Production Costs Reality Television Show. It
is a television series that stars should own.
The title: Star Clubs!™
There is no real investment needed.
That is:
1. The participants pay the production costs in advance, and thus,
2. The television network’s Production Office for the show is bringing in
money, not spending it.
Other Production Offices spend $1-$2 Million dollars a week.
Celebrities Versus Millionaires™ and Make Me A Multi-Millionaire Tonight!™
and Star Clubs!™ bring in $1-$2 Million dollars a week. Each.
Plus: Multi-million dollar Bids.
Plus: commercials.
These television series stand to be able to be money-making machines.
The Outline of the Third Participants-Pay-Production-Costs Business-Model
Television Program is:
Star Clubs!™
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Treatment for the Reality TV Show “Star Clubs!™”
1. In Star Clubs™ stars ask the nation’s and even world’s viewers which
products and services that they should endorse.
2. The Viewers vote and the vote decides.
3. This Star Clubs!™ greatly helps three participants:
--- The Stars themselves. In voted-upon, fan-approved, Testimonial Income.
And in visibility.
--- Advertisers and brand managers who want to know which stars to hire as
Product Endorsers.
--- The viewing audience:
4. When the Viewers vote for the Star’s Products – which are best to
endorse – they get on the Stars’ Email list.
They receive a Weekly E-mail. About the star.
“I got a new role this
week…”
“We bought a dog. Isn’t he cute? Our kids love him. What should we name
our dog?”
They receive Coupons by E-mail. For the products that they endorse.
5. The Bidding Income
After the fans vote which Competing Stars should be the Star Endorser for
a Product or Product Line or Service (like Catherine Zeta-Jones endorsing
T-Mobile):
The corporations BID for the Winning Star’s services.
Star Clubs!™ gets a
part of this revenue.
6. The Star’s Initial Public Offering, that is, the Star becoming a public
company:
This is an Initial Public Offering of the Star Himself or of Herself – in
regard to his or her Testimonial Income alone.
7. Examples:
Julia Roberts Lifestyle Endorsements, Inc.
Some of these may be “billion dollar corporations” in referring to the
retail merchandise sales.
For example, Kathy Ireland (kathyireland.com) does a reported $700,000,000
a year in retail sales of her endorsed products.
8. If there is an Initial Public Offering, the members of the Star’s
Club!™ receive – as SEC Rules will allow – Insider’s Information about the
IPO.
9. The Stars can be encouraged – or required by contract – to develop a
“LIFESTYLE.”
For example, Kathy Ireland is not just selling her pretty face and some
products. She talks about family and a well-balanced, healthy life and so
on.
10. Some Macho Male Stars like say Vin Diesel and others can develop a
different LIFESTYLE and endorse products that match this lifestyle.
All three of these new, Participants-Pay-Production Costs Shows are for
sale at this time.
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Terrence McCloy
Gathering-of-Eagles.net
Los Angeles, CA
Contact information:
Gathering-of-Eagles.net/buyteam
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