TennesseeJed
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I really wouldn't recommend googling that- especially with image search.Fantasy Experts
Disappointing results.
I really wouldn't recommend googling that- especially with image search.Fantasy Experts
sworn enimies of the ninja turtles.My friends at The FantasyFootballers call their subscribers "The Footclan". And that's fun.
my wife substitutes boyfriends for friends. NTTAWWTOMG didn't see this before my post HAHAMy wife calls y'all my Internet Friends. So maybe that.My wife refers to this entity as footballguys. That’s mostly in reference to all us knobs on the forums. But she knows that it’s all centered around, originated from FF.
She’ll say “go ask footballguys.” :happy: Or, “who told you that? Footballguys!” :annoyed It’s a bit of a double edged sword.
She's just jealous.my wife substitutes boyfriends for friends. NTTAWWTOMG didn't see this before my post HAHAMy wife calls y'all my Internet Friends. So maybe that.My wife refers to this entity as footballguys. That’s mostly in reference to all us knobs on the forums. But she knows that it’s all centered around, originated from FF.
She’ll say “go ask footballguys.” :happy: Or, “who told you that? Footballguys!” :annoyed It’s a bit of a double edged sword.
The Shirt Pointers
the first thing that popped into my head was "join the field" you know, like our forum is a football field not that we could call ourselves a field and I don't think we should call our self field hands either.Ideally, it would be something that flows easily when I ask people to "Join the __________".
Or a frenzy.Learned something new today. A group of sharks is called a “shiver.”
To discuss things like life, religion, politics, etc.?And to be clear, I'm talking about a name not for the forum. I"m talking about the larger community that is all the people who purchase a Footballguys Premium Subscription or join the Footballguys Daily Email Update mailing list.
I like that you're asking for input, Joe. But this is not how I would define a "community".
You wouldn't? How would you define a "community"?
People who actually interact with each other.
One of the things we're hoping to do more of is creating opportunities for subscribers to interact more with each other.
join the black and yellow
What about shuke?
In the bustling world of fantasy football, where strategy clashes with luck and every point can lead to victory or defeat, there emerges a figure known for their uncanny insights and humorous takes — this is "shuke." Not just any fantasy guru, shuke has developed a reputation for deep dives into player stats, hidden gems in the draft, and delivering predictions that often leave competitors in awe. Whether it's the off-season or the playoffs are heating up, shuke's advice has become a cornerstone for those looking to gain an edge in their leagues.
What sets shuke apart isn't just the accurate forecasts or the depth of analysis. It's the community that has grown around them - a lively, engaging group of fantasy enthusiasts who live for the thrill of the game. This community thrives on interaction, be it through lively debates over player picks, sharing triumphant victories, or commiserating over unforeseen injuries that derail a week's matchup.
For newcomers looking to navigate the complexities of fantasy football or seasoned players aiming to refine their strategies, there’s a common piece of wisdom shared among veterans of the game: "Make sure to PM shuke." Reaching out directly opens up a treasure trove of insights and tips tailored to help you conquer your league. It's not just about winning; it's about enjoying the journey, armed with knowledge and a touch of shuke's wit to keep things interesting.
Remember, whether you're debating between two players for your flex spot, struggling with draft decisions, or seeking trade advice, "Make sure to PM shuke." In this ocean of stats, predictions, and gut feelings, having a navigator like shuke can make all the difference.
Huh?
Average JoesJoe's Army
Brotherhood of the Traveling yoga Pants
To discuss things like life, religion, politics, etc.?And to be clear, I'm talking about a name not for the forum. I"m talking about the larger community that is all the people who purchase a Footballguys Premium Subscription or join the Footballguys Daily Email Update mailing list.
I like that you're asking for input, Joe. But this is not how I would define a "community".
You wouldn't? How would you define a "community"?
People who actually interact with each other.
One of the things we're hoping to do more of is creating opportunities for subscribers to interact more with each other.
Not going to lie. I'm completely baffled by this request
Your brand is FBG's or Footballguys.Not going to lie. I'm completely baffled by this request
That's interesting and thanks for the feedback. What is baffling @belljr @shuke @DA RAIDERS @Runkle ?
Building up and connecting a big group of customers seems like a pretty normal business thing. We've done great with that over the years on the forum and I've been thinking about how we do that with the larger group of Footballguys subscribers. Since this forum is so close and knowledgeable with Footballguys, I thought there could be good ideas here.
Your brand is FBG's or Footballguys.Not going to lie. I'm completely baffled by this request
That's interesting and thanks for the feedback. What is baffling @belljr @shuke @DA RAIDERS @Runkle ?
Building up and connecting a big group of customers seems like a pretty normal business thing. We've done great with that over the years on the forum and I've been thinking about how we do that with the larger group of Footballguys subscribers. Since this forum is so close and knowledgeable with Footballguys, I thought there could be good ideas here.
Coming up with a "cute" name just seems like trying to find an answer for a problem that doesn't exist. Maybe I'm out of touch but you coming up with a name "The Bryant Heads" isn't going to change anything about connecting customers and consumers
I'd like to have a fun, clear, clever name that we can call our Footballguys Community for all our subscribers. Not just our forums.
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Ideally, it would be something that flows easily when I ask people to "Join the __________".
All these nicknames are just "cute" fan names. I used Bryant Heads similar to the Dead heads as an example. Nothing more.Your brand is FBG's or Footballguys.Not going to lie. I'm completely baffled by this request
That's interesting and thanks for the feedback. What is baffling @belljr @shuke @DA RAIDERS @Runkle ?
Building up and connecting a big group of customers seems like a pretty normal business thing. We've done great with that over the years on the forum and I've been thinking about how we do that with the larger group of Footballguys subscribers. Since this forum is so close and knowledgeable with Footballguys, I thought there could be good ideas here.
Coming up with a "cute" name just seems like trying to find an answer for a problem that doesn't exist. Maybe I'm out of touch but you coming up with a name "The Bryant Heads" isn't going to change anything about connecting customers and consumers
Thanks. I definitely don't want anything "cute". And would never do something with me involved like "Bryant Heads". Not sure where that came from.
I meant it exactly as I said in the original post that I wondered if we could do better in inviting people into a community. Sometimes a specific name can do that. Maybe not. But I don't know of a better group more knowledgeable about Footballguys than this forum so I wanted to ask.
I'd like to have a fun, clear, clever name that we can call our Footballguys Community for all our subscribers. Not just our forums.
...
Ideally, it would be something that flows easily when I ask people to "Join the __________".
All these nicknames are just "cute" fan names. I used Bryant Heads similar to the Dead heads as an example. Nothing more.Your brand is FBG's or Footballguys.Not going to lie. I'm completely baffled by this request
That's interesting and thanks for the feedback. What is baffling @belljr @shuke @DA RAIDERS @Runkle ?
Building up and connecting a big group of customers seems like a pretty normal business thing. We've done great with that over the years on the forum and I've been thinking about how we do that with the larger group of Footballguys subscribers. Since this forum is so close and knowledgeable with Footballguys, I thought there could be good ideas here.
Coming up with a "cute" name just seems like trying to find an answer for a problem that doesn't exist. Maybe I'm out of touch but you coming up with a name "The Bryant Heads" isn't going to change anything about connecting customers and consumers
Thanks. I definitely don't want anything "cute". And would never do something with me involved like "Bryant Heads". Not sure where that came from.
I meant it exactly as I said in the original post that I wondered if we could do better in inviting people into a community. Sometimes a specific name can do that. Maybe not. But I don't know of a better group more knowledgeable about Footballguys than this forum so I wanted to ask.
I'd like to have a fun, clear, clever name that we can call our Footballguys Community for all our subscribers. Not just our forums.
...
Ideally, it would be something that flows easily when I ask people to "Join the __________".
Mine calls you all the ****ing nerds, and insists on NOT believing anything that comes out of here.Mine calls it the "football nerd board."My wife refers to this as my internet friends or alternately the internet football peopleMy wife refers to this entity as footballguys. That’s mostly in reference to all us knobs on the forums. But she knows that it’s all centered around, originated from FF.
She’ll say “go ask footballguys.” :happy: Or, “who told you that? Footballguys!” :annoyed It’s a bit of a double edged sword.
"check out the Football Guys Hive for all of your FF info, updates, questions, and advice""The Hive" or "FBG Hive"Hi Folks,
Need some help. I'd like to have a fun, clear, clever name that we can call our Footballguys Community for all our subscribers. Not just our forums.
My friends at The FantasyFootballers call their subscribers "The Footclan". And that's fun.
I'd like something for us. Sometimes you see it with music bands where the community has names like "Deadheads" for the Grateful Dead or a fun one I discovered yesterday with "Sheerios" for fans of Ed Sheeran.
Ideally, it would be something that flows easily when I ask people to "Join the __________".
Simple and effective.
Instills a sense of community, "buzz", and productivity.
(yes, I understood the assignment)
This is good stuff."check out the Football Guys Hive for all of your FF info, updates, questions, and advice""The Hive" or "FBG Hive"Hi Folks,
Need some help. I'd like to have a fun, clear, clever name that we can call our Footballguys Community for all our subscribers. Not just our forums.
My friends at The FantasyFootballers call their subscribers "The Footclan". And that's fun.
I'd like something for us. Sometimes you see it with music bands where the community has names like "Deadheads" for the Grateful Dead or a fun one I discovered yesterday with "Sheerios" for fans of Ed Sheeran.
Ideally, it would be something that flows easily when I ask people to "Join the __________".
Simple and effective.
Instills a sense of community, "buzz", and productivity.
(yes, I understood the assignment)
"join the Hive... get the latest FF buzz"
"Hive Guys ... fast food for your fantasy football success"
"The Football Guys Hive - a community dedicated to fantasy football production"
I was thinking along the lines of something simple like The Squad, as in "Join the Squad." But that's still too generic, so I'll riff off of Willie's idea, and suggest The J Squad. "Join the J Squad" has a nice flow to it with the J..J, and Squad links to the football nature of the site.Something with Joe in it.
The Joe's
The Joe Squad
Joe's Crew
Now you're just trying to get people banned. Challenge accepted!!All these nicknames are just "cute" fan names. I used Bryant Heads similar to the Dead heads as an example. Nothing more.Your brand is FBG's or Footballguys.Not going to lie. I'm completely baffled by this request
That's interesting and thanks for the feedback. What is baffling @belljr @shuke @DA RAIDERS @Runkle ?
Building up and connecting a big group of customers seems like a pretty normal business thing. We've done great with that over the years on the forum and I've been thinking about how we do that with the larger group of Footballguys subscribers. Since this forum is so close and knowledgeable with Footballguys, I thought there could be good ideas here.
Coming up with a "cute" name just seems like trying to find an answer for a problem that doesn't exist. Maybe I'm out of touch but you coming up with a name "The Bryant Heads" isn't going to change anything about connecting customers and consumers
Thanks. I definitely don't want anything "cute". And would never do something with me involved like "Bryant Heads". Not sure where that came from.
I meant it exactly as I said in the original post that I wondered if we could do better in inviting people into a community. Sometimes a specific name can do that. Maybe not. But I don't know of a better group more knowledgeable about Footballguys than this forum so I wanted to ask.
I'd like to have a fun, clear, clever name that we can call our Footballguys Community for all our subscribers. Not just our forums.
...
Ideally, it would be something that flows easily when I ask people to "Join the __________".
Joemigosbromigos
JoeBrosThe Bro-Joes! (<-----winner)
JoegaPantsSomething with Joe in it.
The Joe's
The Joe Squad
Joe's Crew
i have long called joe joehan and could live with the joemigos take that to the bank joechachosJoemigosbromigos
JoeBrosThe Bro-Joes! (<-----winner)
JoegaPantsSomething with Joe in it.
The Joe's
The Joe Squad
Joe's Crew
I usually refer to that as "Texan by Choice".As a Texan I thoroughly approve of “howdy”.
Exactly why I use that. I'm an adopted Texan. Amarillo, Plano, College Station, and Bryan.
Is it bad that I kind of like joechachos?i have long called joe joehan and could live with the joemigos take that to the bank joechachosJoemigosbromigos
JoeBrosThe Bro-Joes! (<-----winner)
JoegaPantsSomething with Joe in it.
The Joe's
The Joe Squad
Joe's Crew
The desire for a new name. To me as a 24 year? member, it’s footballguys. Footballguys is the name. There’s no no need, imho, for a catchy name like swifties. I don’t think a new nick name is going to bring the group closer. What is your social media presence? Because I assume that new members are a slightly younger demographic. I’d think that using the name footballguys and expanding the social media presence, including gambling, that appeals to younger people would be the way to go.Not going to lie. I'm completely baffled by this request
That's interesting and thanks for the feedback. What is baffling @belljr @shuke @DA RAIDERS @Runkle ?
Building up and connecting a big group of customers seems like a pretty normal business thing. We've done great with that over the years on the forum and I've been thinking about how we do that with the larger group of Footballguys subscribers. Since this forum is so close and knowledgeable with Footballguys, I thought there could be good ideas here.
The desire for a new name. To me as a 24 year? member, it’s footballguys. Footballguys is the name. There’s no no need, imho, for a catchy name like swifties. I don’t think a new nick name is going to bring the group closer. What is your social media presence? Because I assume that new members are a slightly younger demographic. I’d think that using the name footballguys and expanding the social media presence, including gambling, that appeals to younger people would be the way to go.Not going to lie. I'm completely baffled by this request
That's interesting and thanks for the feedback. What is baffling @belljr @shuke @DA RAIDERS @Runkle ?
Building up and connecting a big group of customers seems like a pretty normal business thing. We've done great with that over the years on the forum and I've been thinking about how we do that with the larger group of Footballguys subscribers. Since this forum is so close and knowledgeable with Footballguys, I thought there could be good ideas here.
Joe, respectfully, I think we all consider ourselves "footballguys." I know it's your brand name but as a long time subscriber who has met IRL life with other subscribers and nerd out about fantasy football, we refer to ourselves as "footballguys" or "FBGs." In other words, I think the subscribers have already adopted your brand name to describe themselves.The desire for a new name. To me as a 24 year? member, it’s footballguys. Footballguys is the name. There’s no no need, imho, for a catchy name like swifties. I don’t think a new nick name is going to bring the group closer. What is your social media presence? Because I assume that new members are a slightly younger demographic. I’d think that using the name footballguys and expanding the social media presence, including gambling, that appeals to younger people would be the way to go.Not going to lie. I'm completely baffled by this request
That's interesting and thanks for the feedback. What is baffling @belljr @shuke @DA RAIDERS @Runkle ?
Building up and connecting a big group of customers seems like a pretty normal business thing. We've done great with that over the years on the forum and I've been thinking about how we do that with the larger group of Footballguys subscribers. Since this forum is so close and knowledgeable with Footballguys, I thought there could be good ideas here.
Thanks. I asked my question because we don't have a specific name that I call our subscribers. And I asked the question if folk thought there was value in creating one.
And for sure, "No, not having a specific name is fine. Just call them Footballguys Subscribers the same way other companies call their customers or subscribers "(Insert Company Name) Customers".
I can see folks that just want to call it "company name subscribers". That's great feedback.
I was surprised people thought the question was baffling though. But not really. I think we've all learned over the years to not be surprised.
Joemigos would be great.i have long called joe joehan and could live with the joemigos take that to the bank joechachosJoemigosbromigos
JoeBrosThe Bro-Joes! (<-----winner)
JoegaPantsSomething with Joe in it.
The Joe's
The Joe Squad
Joe's Crew
Perhaps wrongly, but it sounds like you define footballguys as you and the staff, which makes sense, but those of us in the peanut gallery ALSO consider ourselves footballguys. There's definitley a disconnect in the dialogue flowing back and forth.The desire for a new name. To me as a 24 year? member, it’s footballguys. Footballguys is the name. There’s no no need, imho, for a catchy name like swifties. I don’t think a new nick name is going to bring the group closer. What is your social media presence? Because I assume that new members are a slightly younger demographic. I’d think that using the name footballguys and expanding the social media presence, including gambling, that appeals to younger people would be the way to go.Not going to lie. I'm completely baffled by this request
That's interesting and thanks for the feedback. What is baffling @belljr @shuke @DA RAIDERS @Runkle ?
Building up and connecting a big group of customers seems like a pretty normal business thing. We've done great with that over the years on the forum and I've been thinking about how we do that with the larger group of Footballguys subscribers. Since this forum is so close and knowledgeable with Footballguys, I thought there could be good ideas here.
Thanks. I asked my question because we don't have a specific name that I call our subscribers. And I asked the question if folk thought there was value in creating one.
And for sure, "No, not having a specific name is fine. Just call them Footballguys Subscribers the same way other companies call their customers or subscribers "(Insert Company Name) Customers".
I can see folks that just want to call it "company name subscribers". That's great feedback.
I was surprised people thought the question was baffling though. But not really. I think we've all learned over the years to not be surprised.