Ideas for Growing Motorgen
 

The idea was simple. Create a website that was not connected to make or model, but love of cars . . . all of them. (Or at least mutual respect.)

We've been around since 2006, and while we have a fair bit of traffic and lots of lurkers, we'd really like to grow our real user base.

What kinds of things could we do to further our mission?

Get all our cars running?

Haha! :thumbs_up:[

Get some HOOTERS girls on line.:thumbs_up:

A Chevrolet dealer in AZ. had a Hooters BBQ and it was crazy how many people came. The manager told me the next day female complaint calls started coming in.:laugh:

advertise on other forums like sean does he posts up on cobaltss.net theres also jbody.org and we post up the meets on our site too socalecotecs forum

We've been hitting a couple dozen boards for a while, posting up our meets. It's a little touchy promoting the events of one board on another (in some cases), but we've done ok there. Thanks for the tip on jbody.org, we'll need to review our list and see what we're missing.

Make a chapter in Northern California dag nab it! Sure could use one... Motorgen is a lot like Davis Motor Sports Club but I wouldn't mind helping create something that not school affiliated. A good amount of members but they are primarilly students, A motorgen chapter up here would coinside with Davis Motor sports and probably get more members from Sac and the bay area once word gets around... just an idea anyways... :D

We're not really a club with chapters. All those persons are certainly welcome to join MG (the idea).

To that end, we could change the "Southern California Events" section to just California, or something like that. Also, you're more than welcome to "represent" up in NorCal if you like. Give me some ideas on how you think it might work to appeal to the folks up there.

For Nor Cal you got to change it to Hella Acceleration!!! :rolling:

For you Hooter fans we can get a run at Hooters. The last time I went, my brother in law and I took my 15 year old nephew and my ex-wife's son with us. I bought them both a souvenir set and watched the girls tease them to death signing their T-Shirts. My ex's son had trouble looking at faces.

Bob