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Your chance to tell us what to do and decide the fate of PHR
Ok, a bit overdramatic but we now have a place where you can give your opinion on PHR and what stuff you want to see in the magazine.
It's not a message board like this place, but it sure beats doing snail mail to the editors. http://forums.popularhotrodding.com/index.html |
give my car a feature!
hahahahehehhaa.. awww.. :( |
Added some input.
Thanks for the forum to do that in. |
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guys i get phr,hot rod,vette,and can't wait to see the new phr,sorry no feedback, :lol: love the mag.
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Steve,tell Johnny that I think you're doing a heckuva job with PHR. I subscribe to CHP and SC but PHR is the only mag I paid for two years,upfront.
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Personally I like it the way it is!! I like that we see so many cars from this site.
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can we get different places to shoot the cars? ive noticed that the white factory/wearhouse has been used alot. also seems like the desert looking road with the town in the distance has been used alot. not that the back grounds are bad, id just like to see some different desert roads with different towns in the distance. picky i guess, but i normally dont notice these things and as of late ive noticed. that aside its great. keep the Mopars commin :thumbsup:
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I would like to know if those penis pills really work that PHR advertise's so much. I think the guys at PHR should try them and give us a tech article if they really work. Seriously!!!
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less ads
less subscription cards ( they are a pain and end up on the floor anyhow. im sure readers are willing to pay a bit more for the mag if less ads were in it. more tech info and real world rides / projects. |
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I'd like to see the magazine go high end in their presentation. Meaning full color on every page and have a centerfold pull out in every issue. Something like Summit does with their catalog. Make it 3 pages in size and have one of the pages be the calendar for the month. I'd also like to see more full page images of the feature cars. I'd gladly pay more each month for a high end car magazine. It seems that all the magazines are cutting as many costs as possible these days (which I totally understand), so it would be neat to see one of them break the mold and do something totally different.
Another thought, how about an annual PHR collectors issue that highlights all the cool stuff from the prior year and make it high end where you'd want it as a coffee table book. Something like Camaro Performers, but with the PHR reader base and a much higher quality presentation. I don't know, just random thoughts. :) |
Scott good ideas, course that's why your the boss. Not easy being you!
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I don't know about the warehouse you mentioned. Sometimes if we shoot multiple cars (like at an event) they are shot at the same local. The road you mentioned is on the CA/NV border.. the town in the distance is Stateline. I think we have shot 4-5 cars there. It's deserted, paved and provides a neutral background. We are happy campers when we find a new place to shoot a car :) |
:lol: Stuart, is it time for SEMA yet? :captain:
Seriously though, getting back to the magazine question, we can get any Primedia magazine subscription we want for about a buck an issue. I'd gladly pay double that for a magazine that was a step or two above the rest. :) |
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The card are a pain, but they help pay the bills. We will be starting to do more smaller install stories and various ride. Also, we are always happy to cover budget rides. :yes: |
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There has been talk of an annual "best of" issue. I think it would be a great idea. NOTE: putting these comments on the website is much better. The big shots read all the comments and your comments carry much weight. |
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My wife has to cut those pages out when she takes extra issues to her school (for the students).. And Frank.. you seem almost.. hmmm.. worried???? :rofl: |
You can have the people that have tried them, write in about the pills? Can you imagine how many more people would buy PHR just to read about that? Something to really think about steve :D :yes:
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well i look at the mag now and 75% is ads
i buy the mag to learn something. At least group the ads in the back of the mag. And think of the readers as to what is presented in the mag. we cant all throw 30 grand at our cars at a drop of a hat to achieve the upgrades/mods most mags feature in them. cmon the guy who reads the mag is a bluecollar worker doing 40-60 hour weeks and does his cruizing on the weekends with limited money to spend on his ride. Id say get back to basic test/tune ups and realworld hotrodding ideas. Yes i know the ads pay the bills but so do the people that would buy the mag if it wasnt chock full of ads. I myself used to subscribe to just about all the hotrodding mags but just got fed up with all the ads. i now only read street thunder magazine. less ads ,real world rides,more substance and less fluff http://www.northamericanmediagroup.c...ntoverview.htm |
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You say 75% ads? lol.. do you even read PHR? I just ran a check and for the November issue we are somewhere just south of 30% adds. That means we have 90 pages of edit for every 30 pages of ads. Sorta hard to buy the rest of what you're selling when you are so far off on you opening thought. Oh, and of those ads most are "grouped in the back of the book".. so again I ask if you actually read PHR? Anyways, thanks for the feedback :thumbsup: |
I Love to see build photos like SUPER ROD magazine and better formatting like hot rod has done and high performance chevy mix up formatting with some build photos and some high end show cars might be a nice change i have seen some pretty undetailed cars in the mag i know your all about performance but heah i can see rusty hearders in at my a local cruise give us the fantasy and oh yeah soem build photos later
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I agree, more under construction pics. Even if they are ****ty quality (by magazine standards), they are cool to see where a project came from, and what was done.
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I agree, I like the High dollar cars, but I have noticed that you guys are putting more under construction pics. Mine would be a good one!! Or you can just wait till its done. There are not enough custom chevelles that stray away from the classic paintjob with wheels and a crate motor. I must admit, I'm a magazine whore and have been reading it since I was about 9. Great job and keep up the good work. :thumbsup:
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When I say under construction shots, I mean along with the finished car feature to show it before during and after. Makes a feature almost a tech story all in one.
You guys already do a great job of press releases for cars being built. |
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As for the ads in the magazines, I use them as a resource for finding vendors for products I'm researching. |
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I also like when magazine put a manufactures list with page numbers in the back of the magazine, to find them faster. So that's my suggestion, :D . |
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Again, I will pass these idea along but they are seen by the "powers" if they are posted on the feedback site. The under construction section has become my favorite section of the magazine. |
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Keep up the great work :thumbsup: .
David |
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I agree with frank, before and afters are pretty cool. Especially cars that have been through alot!
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i can understand a typo in the small print....but "more that 1000 words" in big ole giant letters...your fired...and whoever checks your work is fired. now send me a free sub and i will let you keep your "yobs" :rofl:
btw....the pills do work.... but the downside is...once you stop taking them, the process is reversed, and you actually end up with "less" than you started. and talk about the worst cotton mouth ever....... i mean thats ummmmm what i heard.... from a friend of a friend of franks :rofl: |
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Yep.. Somehow "THAN" got changed to "THAT".. figures it happens on the story about my car.. :rofl: At least we fixed it online :) |
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