Read below. Interesting. Got it from Bodybuilding.com.
Have you noticed lately the individuals writing to the magazines trying to get exposure? Some of the magazines are nice enough to give them a small clip but if you read the accompanying letters that these individuals write there is no wonder why I need to write this article. Why? Well, it seems that everyone who is embarking into a bodybuilding show thinks they should be given a contract with the latest supplement company. Makes me wonder what these people are thinking. Or do they just have no business sense. Let's go with the latter and assume that's the issue. So, you need some direction. Some help on how to be business savvy in the bodybuilding world.
Exposure
If you assume, just because you are a bodybuilder, a "natural" bodybuilder, or a religiously loyal bodybuilding fanatic, you should get that coveted supplement contract or your picture in the magazines, then you are barking up the wrong tree. One reason is that the bodybuilding industry is very stingy with their money as well as giving exposure. Especially with whom they give the above things to. As a woman bodybuilder, any woman bodybuilder, natural or unrestricted - I don't care how much muscle you have or how much muscle you don't think you have there will always be someone who will not like it. So, you don't have any muscle, you're a fitness or swimsuit model. That's getting just as bad to pursue any possibilities. Because since the introduction of fitness and figure shows supplement companies and magazines are coming out of the woodwork with your normal girl from next door who doesn't lift weights but rather poses for Playboy. So, understand the road is very difficult for all unless you have no problem with stripping butt naked or doing soft porn; then you'll get all the "EXPOSURE" you want.
You guys can read more by clicking on the link.
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/ramsey12.htm
Have you noticed lately the individuals writing to the magazines trying to get exposure? Some of the magazines are nice enough to give them a small clip but if you read the accompanying letters that these individuals write there is no wonder why I need to write this article. Why? Well, it seems that everyone who is embarking into a bodybuilding show thinks they should be given a contract with the latest supplement company. Makes me wonder what these people are thinking. Or do they just have no business sense. Let's go with the latter and assume that's the issue. So, you need some direction. Some help on how to be business savvy in the bodybuilding world.
Exposure
If you assume, just because you are a bodybuilder, a "natural" bodybuilder, or a religiously loyal bodybuilding fanatic, you should get that coveted supplement contract or your picture in the magazines, then you are barking up the wrong tree. One reason is that the bodybuilding industry is very stingy with their money as well as giving exposure. Especially with whom they give the above things to. As a woman bodybuilder, any woman bodybuilder, natural or unrestricted - I don't care how much muscle you have or how much muscle you don't think you have there will always be someone who will not like it. So, you don't have any muscle, you're a fitness or swimsuit model. That's getting just as bad to pursue any possibilities. Because since the introduction of fitness and figure shows supplement companies and magazines are coming out of the woodwork with your normal girl from next door who doesn't lift weights but rather poses for Playboy. So, understand the road is very difficult for all unless you have no problem with stripping butt naked or doing soft porn; then you'll get all the "EXPOSURE" you want.
You guys can read more by clicking on the link.
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/ramsey12.htm
