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125568.1
Date: 12/29/2009 10:47:00 AM
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Hello,

Which PR Manager is best for a 21k Arena.. is it level 5 PR? or level 6? or level 7? considering that it is a premier league winning team which wins almost all its league games..

From my observations, I noticed that level 7 PR managers with average salaries tend to be more than level 6 PR by around 8k-10k$/week.. while level 6 PRs tend to have salaries more than level 5 PRs by around 5k-7k$/week..

Also, to get a level 7 PR with good salary, you will most probably need to pay a few hundreds of thousands and pay a few tens of thousands may be for a good level 6 PR, while you wont need to pay alot for a good salary level 5 PR in most cases..

considering all these factors.. which PR is best in your opinion?
or in other words, how much arena sales and merchandise does level 5 PR make, and level 6 PR and level 7 PR?

Thanks guys :-)

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125568.2 in reply to 125568.1
Date: 12/29/2009 9:59:47 PM
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if your teams winning they will come
no matter what your pr rating is

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125568.3 in reply to 125568.1
Date: 12/30/2009 2:05:31 AM
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As u can see from my arena lvl 4 is more than enough for 1st division teams considering that are wining

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125568.5 in reply to 125568.4
Date: 12/31/2009 1:41:25 PM
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please i want to hear from others an answer to my questions.. only 1 person answered and i am not sure what to do yet...

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125568.6 in reply to 125568.5
Date: 12/31/2009 4:57:59 PM
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For myself, I do not know how you could be asking such a basic question with an arena that is very large (which would indicate a great deal of time spent on this game).
But so you do not feel completely ignored: It seems to me the general consensus among people who have commented on the value of PR guys is that they are generally the least significant of the coaches you can hire. Their impact on attendance, as far as I can tell, has never drawn sufficient interest so as to be analyzed and quantified. Speaking on behalf of my own experience and I think reflecting the general consensus, I would say the biggest impact you have on filling the arena is winning. It is possible, of course, to change ticket prices, and the impact of that on drawing fans is significant, but that is a separate decision from the PR, and one he does not affect (as far as I know). Quite simply, win, and you will (eventually) fill the house -- lose, and people will stay away in droves, regardless of the advertising campaign the PR man generates.