AVEW: With a $1.27 billion market cap, WWE is an integrated media and entertainment company. The Company’s operation consists of four segments: Live and Televised Entertainment, Consumer Products, Digital Media and WWE Studios. Live and Televised Entertainment’s revenues consists principally of ticket sales to live events, sales of merchandise at these live events, television rights fees, sales of television advertising and sponsorships, and fees for viewing its pay-per-view and video on demand programming. Consumer Products revenues consist principally of the direct sales of WWE produced home videos and magazine publishing and royalties or license fees related to WWE themed products, such as video games, toys and books. Digital Media revenues consist principally of advertising sales on its Websites, sale of merchandise on its Website through its WWEShop Internet storefront and sales of broadband and mobile content.
Fast Tracking on the Opportunity Highway!
MatchFights started staging live, pay-per-view events on a monthly basis beginning January of this year. Each event has an estimated live audience of 3,000 spectators and broadcasts live over the Internet to a worldwide audience.
Following each event, each broadcast is broken up into multiple short video clips and distributed as “free content” to social networking and free content sites in multiple countries, ensuring that the video content “lives forever.” This is coupled with viral marketing campaigns set to target the company’s base demographic of 18-35 year old males.
AVEW’s goal is to become the premier website where people can go to get the latest information and watch the very best in both free and PPV fight content.
Multiple Revenue Streams.
AVEW generates revenues from:
• Paid event attendance
• Internet broadcasted Pay Per View events
• Advertising
• Sponsorships
• Merchandise sales, and
• Brand name licensing.
