If all of the previous points are followed, then success should be guaranteed and fans will be flocking to see Jeff Jarrett's product week in and week out. He has the advantage of having plenty of time to put his wrestling company together and to choose their approach and the style they want to implement. Choosing to make an announcement after Wrestlemania certainly places the spotlight on him and his promotion and ensures it doesn't get lost in the Wrestlemania build up. He will have to hope that the WWE event doesn't have a huge fallout that takes some of the focus off him. The emphasis has to be on great story telling, followed by even better wrestling matches. If Jarrett can get the right blend of wrestlers and styles, some incredible spots will surely follow. This will result in many people talking about the company and he will end up with a TV show that can challenge Raw and become a weekly must see wrestling event. The challenge will then be to fill arenas and make money. They should start small, like ECW did, and then try to build up to bigger arenas. TNA tried to do this too quickly, didn't have a solid wrestling product and struggled to fill arenas. Once the TV show and the wrestling become must see events, then getting an audience shouldn't be too difficult and Jarrett's promotion will be a success critically and financially. Do you agree? What does Jeff Jarrett need to do to make his promotion a success? If you like this article, please follow me on Twitter @glen_naylor
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