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Posted by ultimate7 on Feb-17-2009 17:25:

Should Tracklistings be Included in a Promo?

Should I include a separate piece of paper of track names with a promo mix CD I am handing out?


Posted by Allied Nations on Feb-17-2009 18:20:

when i send out a promo online, i ALWAYS put a tracklist... but when I give them out in person, i just print them out looking super sexy and give em away.

for online stuff people need more than just a link unless they are your close friends, most people online want to have an idea of what they are getting into-


Posted by ultimate7 on Feb-17-2009 18:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Allied Nations
when i send out a promo online, i ALWAYS put a tracklist... but when I give them out in person, i just print them out looking super sexy and give em away.

for online stuff people need more than just a link unless they are your close friends, most people online want to have an idea of what they are getting into-



Yeah, I'm referring to giving the mix out in person specifically. I actually just posted this mix in the DJ Promotion section recently, tracklisting included. The link is in my sig (but noone on TA seems to be noticing it ). Thanks for the feedback.


Posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY on Feb-17-2009 19:13:

quote:
Originally posted by ultimate7
Yeah, I'm referring to giving the mix out in person specifically. I actually just posted this mix in the DJ Promotion section recently, tracklisting included. The link is in my sig (but noone on TA seems to be noticing it ). Thanks for the feedback.


It's because there are hundreds of mixes that get posted weekly there, and most are of the same genre/style. Have to offer something different to get noticed.


Posted by ultimate7 on Feb-17-2009 20:58:

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Originally posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY
It's because there are hundreds of mixes that get posted weekly there, and most are of the same genre/style. Have to offer something different to get noticed.



Yeah I completely understand. Having listened to many many sets however (some of them on TA), I'm really not lying when I say that mine is something special .


Posted by Domesticated on Feb-17-2009 23:22:

quote:
Originally posted by ultimate7
Yeah I completely understand. Having listened to many many sets however (some of them on TA), I'm really not lying when I say that mine is something special .


You could start by changing the thread title from "At last!...", because that turned me off it almost immediately when I saw it last week.

Also, you may want to be a bit more humble ("Not to blatantly self-promote, but it is a very solid mix"?). Based on your tracklist alone, your set isn't anything special. I don't generally listen to that kind of music and I know pretty much every artist in there.


Posted by ultimate7 on Feb-18-2009 10:11:

Yeah I see where you're coming from, but since my name has no recognition on TA, I thought I should put something else in the title.


Posted by DJ Blitzkrieg on Feb-18-2009 16:28:

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Originally posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY
It's because there are hundreds of mixes that get posted weekly there, and most are of the same genre/style. Have to offer something different to get noticed.


You mean it has to be tech/deep house.


Posted by Allied Nations on Feb-18-2009 17:36:

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Originally posted by DJ Blitzkrieg
You mean it has to be tech/deep house.




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