Augmented reality (AR) is a term for a live direct or indirect view of a physical real-world environment whose elements are augmented by virtual computer-generated imagery. It is related to a more general concept called mediated reality in which a view of reality is modified (possibly even diminished rather than augmented) by a computer.
Showing posts with label Advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Advertising. Show all posts
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Brad Reason (Doubledown Tandino) - Second Life/Virtual Worlds DJ, Music, Events, & Marketing Bio, Press, & Awards - 3.2010 Update
In the real world, Brad has over a decade of experience creating, producing, and performing at corporate, promotional, and music events. He has been bringing these facets of skills onto the web and into virtual worlds for real life and second life companies such as IBM, AMD, Intel, CBS, Orange, Electrolux, Playboy, Remedy Communications, Princeton University, Electric Sheep Company, Muse Isle Connection, Menorca and many more.
Brad has several aspects he brings to the project which make him a expert in his field. The first feature to Brad's full package includes marketing and advertising, utilizing the inworld environments, new media, social media, web 2.0, new technologies, and graphic design. The second feature is the follow through and bringing the project to realization through real-time events, music performance, live DJ, promotional emceeing, and branding. Many corporations, companies, and clients have ideas, and Brad knows how to turn those ideas into realities, surpass goals, and exceed expectation. He has a catalog of references and recommendations which can be viewed at: http://www.linkedin.com/in/
Brad has a unique skill-set, a variety of talents, and experience which most others do not have. He is a creative go-getter, and is constantly bringing new imaginative ideas to the table.
-----
Press and Awards:
CNN interviews Brad Reason: "Best Jobs: Second Life DJ" (2010):
http://money.cnn.com/video/
BlazingMinds: "Who the Band: Brad Reason" (2010):
http://blazingminds.co.uk/
FreePlayVL: "Music in 3D - Virtually Live Music is Social Media" (2010) - http://freeplayvl.wordpress.
Cybergrrl Oh interviews Doubledown Tandino on Rezzed.TV (2009)
http://rezzed.tv/2009/11/cybergrrl-oh-living-a-2nd-life-episode-21-doubledown-tandino/
Doubledown Tandino wins Live Music Entertainment Award for "Best Live DJ" (2009):
http://lema-awards.com/home/
Japan Inc Magazine: "The Music Industry: Real Music for a Virtual World" (2009):
http://www.japaninc.com/mgz86/
Reason.TV: Drew Carey interviews Doubledown Tandino (2008):
http://reason.tv/video/show/
Reuters features Doubledown Tandino's music event "Delicious Dish" (2008): http://secondlife.reuters.com/
"Tonight Live With Paisley Beebe" (2008):
http://www.slcn.tv/tonight-live-paisley-beebe-16mar08
The Avastar - "Raving for Charity" (2008):
http://djdoubledown.blogspot.
Doubledown Tandino wins Electrolux Grant Program (2007):
http://millionsofus.com/blog/
Electrolux & Millions of Us Honor Doubledown Tandino as DJ Innovator (2007): http://millionsofus.com/blog/
The Avastar: Intel's "Second Fest" - Doubledown Tandino featured with Pet Shop Boys (2007): http://djdoubledown.blogspot.
The Avastar: DJ Festival produced by Doubledown Tandino (2007):
http://djdoubledown.blogspot.
Metaverse Messenger: "Doubledown Tandino: Resident of the Week" (2007): http://djdoubledown.blogspot.
Feature in URB Magazine (2007):
http://djdoubledown.blogspot.
Baltimore Sun - "Making A Living in the Virtual World" (2007):
http://djdoubledown.blogspot.
Baltimore Sun - "Finding your New Self" (2007):
http://djdoubledown.blogspot.
"Groundbreaking SL into RL Mixed Reality Jazz Show" (2007):
http://djdoubledown.blogspot.
-----
Links
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/DJBradReason
Blog: http://DJDoubledown.blogspot.
Portfolio: http://Bit.ly/
LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/
Twitter: http://Twitter.com/Ravelong
Original Music: http://ReverbNation.com/BradReason
Graphic Design and Virtual World Photography: http://www.flickr.com/photos/
Second Life Office/Company: Ravelong Productions: SLURL: http://slurl.com/secondlife/
Second Life Office/Company: Ravelong Productions: SLURL: http://slurl.com/secondlife/
Sunday, January 17, 2010
New World Notes Advertises IMVU Advertising Avatar Like Avatar From *Avatar* on Article About Second Life Advertising Avatar Like Avatar From *Avatar*
I'm so confused.... this is a screen capture of New World Notes, showing a screen capture of a Second Life webpage. On that Second Life page is an ad for an IMVU ad featuring a blue Avatar (to coincide with the movie "Avatar"). Ironically, on the New World Notes page happened to be another IMVU ad featuring the same blue Avatar.
I've got the Avatar blues. All these blue ads makes me finally want to click on that big-breasted Evony ad (which is probably showing up to the right hand side of my blog)
Check out:
IMVU Advertises With Avatar Like Avatar From *Avatar* on Article About Second Life Advertising With Avatar Like Avatar From *Avatar*
by Hamlet Au of New World Notes
Lindens Advertise Second Life With Avatar Like Avatar From *Avatar* (But Not For Much Longer)
by Hamlet Au of New World Notes
Avatars blue, Second Life concurrency and transactions rise
by Tateru Nino of Massively
A Mystery
by Tateru Nino on "Dwell on It"
Avatar vs. Avatar: Will Fans of The Movie Find Happiness in Virtual Worlds?
by Botgirl Questi of Botgirl Lives
---
Meanwhile, in the real world, where news reporters cannot get any substantial virtual world REAL avatar news, they resort to creating some virtual fantasy news of their own:
Audiences experience 'Avatar' blues
by CNN
'Avatar' Leaves Some Fans Feeling Legitimately Blue
by MTV
Avatar blues? Is ‘Avatar’ contributing to depression and suicidality?
by Psychology Today.
(Footnote: "suicidality" isn't even a word)
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Inworld Performer, Artist, DJ, Venue, & Info Custom Signs - Ravelong Does Custom in Second Life
Ravelong Productions (SLURL) offers custom-design inworld performer, artist, DJ, venue, & info signs.
As a marketer & performer in Second Life, I cannot stress enough how important it is to have a professional info sign on display during your creative events and projects. With a sharp, crisp, easy-to-use info & tip board on display, your image or brand will be showcased in the most effective way possible.
~ Workable. Clickable. Modifiable ~
Each touch button on your info/tip sign board is custom designed & scripted to fit your needs:
- One-touch Pay Buttons to tip/donate
- Cycling Picture Display
- Bio/Info and Company Info
- Quick Link Loader to a Blog
- Easy fan access to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Digg and all social network profiles.
Pays for itself immediately:
Full permission overlay multi-clickable boards and signs are $5000L
Basic sign options available for $3000L.
Discounts on multiple signs with similar scripting.
Email DJDoubledown (at) gmail.com
IM Doubledown Tandino in Second Life
---
---
---
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
5 Things Every Band Should Know About Twitter (via TwtTip)
You'll notice I'm talking about Twitter a lot. Well, so is everyone else. You'll find a new great use for Twitter article written easily by visiting sites like mashable, techcrunch, and problogger's twttip. Here's a great gem just posted:
5 Things Every Band Should Know About Twitter
via TwtTip
5 Things Every Band Should Know About Twitter
via TwtTip
By Owen Kelly of The Indie Digest. Follow him @ojkelly.
Twitter provides a unique opportunity to everyone that has never really existed before. Not only do you have the ability to follow every minute detail of your favorite band, but you can also have a conversation with them.
It’s often been said that twitter is like a bar full of people. You can listen or jump in with any conversation at the bar. Keep this in mind when you tweet.
If you just blurt out “Click here to see my new video!” Then you closely resemble the people handing out crappy pamphlets at the train station, that end up in the bin seconds later.
Anyone attempting to promote a product, be it a song, CD, or even a book, needs to be aware the usual rules do not apply on Twitter. It has evolved with its own set of rules and etiquette. To successfully promote your product you need to be aware of a few things.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
The Artist's Guide to Marketing Yourself and Networking in Second Life
By Jeffrey Lipsky from ArtCalendar (The business magazine for visual artists)
In this article, we’re going to explore some ways you’ll be able to hit the ground running with marketing yourself in SL’s virtual art scene. There are many similarities to real life when it comes to presenting yourself to the inworld audiences of curators, collectors and other artists. For instance, there’s no better way to get your art in front of the right people than through word-of-mouth and networking. Incorporating both virtual and real world sensibilities into your marketing plan can be a powerful combination.
READ MORE | DIGG IT
More on Jeffrey Lipsky a.k.a. Flithy Fluno
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Inworld Crowd Recession? (Part 2) - A Round-Up of Insightful Thoughts and Brainstorms
UPDATE 4.21 : 4pm(slt):: Continuing with the conversation "Is there a current Music-Crowd Recession in Second Life?", The blog received some amazing insightful comments HERE.
Here are relevant links to add to the conversation:
Thanks Paisley Beebe:
- The SL Music Biz, Why isn't it Doing Better?
http://tonightlivewithpaisleybeebe.com/2009/04/15/the-music-biz-in-sl-why-isnt-it-doing-better/
- Music as a business in Second Life :
http://rezzable.com/blog/thinkerer-melville/music-business-second-life
- An Interview with Paisley Beebe :
http://www.your2ndplace.com/node/1466
Thanks Morris Vig:
- Music Crowds in SL, What to do about it :
http://morrisvig.wordpress.com/2009/04/14/music-crowds-down-in-sl-what-to-do-about-it/
- The Best Second Life Arts Event Ever :
http://secondarts.wordpress.com/2008/03/31/the-best-second-life-arts-event-ever/
- Vig’s Unified Theory of Second Life :
http://secondarts.wordpress.com/2008/10/09/vigs-unified-theory-of-second-life/
- The importance of a quality social experience in SL :
http://secondarts.wordpress.com/2008/10/11/the-importance-of-a-quality-social-experience-in-sl/
Thanks Bettina Tizzy:
- SL is Killing Me :
http://npirl.blogspot.com/2009/04/sl-is-killing-me.html
Thanks Crap Mariner:
- I Feel Like Butter that has been Spread over too Much Bread :
http://firstlife.isfullofcrap.com/2009/04/i_feel_like_butter_that_has_be.html
- Cheap Venue Owners
http://firstlife.isfullofcrap.com/2008/04/cheap.html
- Every event should be a spectacle
http://firstlife.isfullofcrap.com/2008/08/spectacle.html
- 100 via Ustream
http://firstlife.isfullofcrap.com/2009/03/100_plus.html
- Trash Talkin Tukso
http://firstlife.isfullofcrap.com/2009/03/talking_in_circles.html
--more contributions from Crap can be found:
HERE
Thanks Nexeus Fatale:
- Crowd Recession? Reasons why Crowds aren't Returning to Events
http://nexeusfatale.com/dj/crowd-recession-reasons-why-crowds-arent-returning-to-events/
- What's Missing from Second Life Events
http://nexeusfatale.com/metaverse/whats-missing-from-second-life-events/
Thanks ArmistasX Saiman:
- Falling Revenues Explained
http://www.secondeffects.com/2009/04/falling-revenues-explained.html
Thanks Homeless Martian:
- Is there current a music crowd recession ?
http://homelessmartian.wordpress.com/2009/04/15/is-there-current-a-music-crowd-recession/
- Part 2 (The Ego)
http://homelessmartian.wordpress.com/2009/04/19/is-there-current-a-music-crowd-recession-part-2/
- Part 3 (The Experience)
http://homelessmartian.wordpress.com/2009/04/21/is-there-current-a-music-crowd-recession-part-3/
Via GigaOM
http://gigaom.com/2009/04/15/exclusive-internal-second-life-data-shows-returning-growth/
Thanks Hamlet Au:
Why is Live Music in Second Life Suffering a Downturn:
http://nwn.blogs.com/nwn/2009/04/live-music-downturn.html
For Second Life Entrepeneur, Revenue Declines As US Unemployment Rate Increases
http://nwn.blogs.com/nwn/2009/04/us-unemployment.html
For SecoNew World Newsfeed: Second Life's Growth Plateau Ends
http://nwn.blogs.com/nwn/2009/04/new-world-newsfeed.html
Second Life Musicians Losing Their Audiences Should Take A Tip (Or Two) From Ousama
http://nwn.blogs.com/nwn/2009/04/mixed-reality-ousama.html
Thanks Brthaue:
What's Wrong with the Music Biz in SL!
http://iheartsl.com/2009/04/15/whats-wrong-with-the-music-biz-in-sl/
... and from the Official Linden Lab/Second Life blog:
The Second Life Economy - First Quarter 2009 in Detail
(as you'll notice, Linden Lab seems to be the only ones with an entirely different conclusion than most everyone above.)
-----
Please let me know if you have written a post about your perceptions on the current state of crowd attendance at SL events. Add your link in the comments, and I'll update this post.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Real Life in Second Life: RL Businesses Must Go Beyond SL Advertising by SLentrepreneur Magazine's Feldpar Epstein
SLentrepreneur Magazine Editorial By Feldpar Epstein (www.SLentre.com Staff Writer)
- December 10th, 2008
It’s rare to hear about real life business success stories in Second Life.
The big ticket names – Pontiac, Adidas, Reebok, AOL, BMW, Aloft - seem to come - and then go. More to the point, they rush in with a big, splashy musical number and then take one of two routes out: they leave in a huff and a flurry of media attention, or they fade into nothingness before disappearing in the night. It seems that the louder a business yells about their entry in Second Life, the more likely it is that they will soon depart without fulfilling their objectives. These big-name businesses rely on conventional media to make a big noise about their entries into Second Life – and they shout for all to hear that they have left again. A Second Life build can merely be an excuse to get quick cheap media coverage - and for that an exit is just as good as an entrance.
On the other hand, there are just as many – if not more – businesses coming into Second Life with little or no fanfare - and staying long term. These companies are often not using Second Life as an advertising vehicle – or at least, not exclusively. Instead, they are using Second Life for their own purposes, and the builds they create, and the people they bring to Second Life, generate the Second Life community’s interest in the business. IBM and Cisco have developed facilities in Second Life for their own people to interact and collaborate with and these have been better tools for exposure than any unimaginative and sterile advertising-only build could ever hope to be. And by extension, they also have additional benefits not traditionally associated with advertising.
Another case in point is the CPA Island (http://www.cpaisland.com/) build. The MACPA (Maryland Certified Practicing Accountants) run conferences here on a regular basis; CPAs can attend these conferences in Second Life to earn CPE credit (this is a points system for the ongoing education of CPAs). The MACPA have engaged speakers from across the globe to lecture on a wide variety of topics; they started in the middle of this year, and the conferences have been so successful that they plan to continue into the foreseeable future. It has also raised the profile of CPAs within the consciousness of Second Life users.
As a counterpoint to companies that do well in Second Life because they are looking to do more than just jam advertising into people’s mouths, there is at least one notable company which has been successful in using Second Life as a more traditional advertising vehicle. Contrary to popular wisdom, Coca Cola have not withdrawn their presence from Second Life – in fact, they chose not to have a permanent presence in Second Life, choosing instead to rent space from Crayon for the duration of their campaign. Their intention was always to have temporary builds that would last the lifetime of each campaign. Indeed, the entire Coca Cola campaign was run with full intent and self-awareness. They determined their criteria for success before the campaign began. They worked with the existing market, instead of working against it or ignoring it entirely. They measured their successes according to their criteria. They are now spending a period of time learning from both the successes and failures of their campaign before they attempt to put another one together. The whole project was more like a well-run scientific experiment and less like a traditional marketing campaign.
Key points:
*Second Life can be used as an environment to be utilized for
interaction, collaboration and training of your staff. This
use doubles as a bit of advertising for your company that might prove
palatable to the general public.
* Using Second Life as an advertising-only vehicle is relatively
pointless unless you are willing to experiment somewhat rigorously
and learn from your mistakes.
The big ticket names – Pontiac, Adidas, Reebok, AOL, BMW, Aloft - seem to come - and then go. More to the point, they rush in with a big, splashy musical number and then take one of two routes out: they leave in a huff and a flurry of media attention, or they fade into nothingness before disappearing in the night. It seems that the louder a business yells about their entry in Second Life, the more likely it is that they will soon depart without fulfilling their objectives. These big-name businesses rely on conventional media to make a big noise about their entries into Second Life – and they shout for all to hear that they have left again. A Second Life build can merely be an excuse to get quick cheap media coverage - and for that an exit is just as good as an entrance.
On the other hand, there are just as many – if not more – businesses coming into Second Life with little or no fanfare - and staying long term. These companies are often not using Second Life as an advertising vehicle – or at least, not exclusively. Instead, they are using Second Life for their own purposes, and the builds they create, and the people they bring to Second Life, generate the Second Life community’s interest in the business. IBM and Cisco have developed facilities in Second Life for their own people to interact and collaborate with and these have been better tools for exposure than any unimaginative and sterile advertising-only build could ever hope to be. And by extension, they also have additional benefits not traditionally associated with advertising.
Another case in point is the CPA Island (http://www.cpaisland.com/) build. The MACPA (Maryland Certified Practicing Accountants) run conferences here on a regular basis; CPAs can attend these conferences in Second Life to earn CPE credit (this is a points system for the ongoing education of CPAs). The MACPA have engaged speakers from across the globe to lecture on a wide variety of topics; they started in the middle of this year, and the conferences have been so successful that they plan to continue into the foreseeable future. It has also raised the profile of CPAs within the consciousness of Second Life users.
As a counterpoint to companies that do well in Second Life because they are looking to do more than just jam advertising into people’s mouths, there is at least one notable company which has been successful in using Second Life as a more traditional advertising vehicle. Contrary to popular wisdom, Coca Cola have not withdrawn their presence from Second Life – in fact, they chose not to have a permanent presence in Second Life, choosing instead to rent space from Crayon for the duration of their campaign. Their intention was always to have temporary builds that would last the lifetime of each campaign. Indeed, the entire Coca Cola campaign was run with full intent and self-awareness. They determined their criteria for success before the campaign began. They worked with the existing market, instead of working against it or ignoring it entirely. They measured their successes according to their criteria. They are now spending a period of time learning from both the successes and failures of their campaign before they attempt to put another one together. The whole project was more like a well-run scientific experiment and less like a traditional marketing campaign.
Key points:
*Second Life can be used as an environment to be utilized for
interaction, collaboration and training of your staff. This
use doubles as a bit of advertising for your company that might prove
palatable to the general public.
* Using Second Life as an advertising-only vehicle is relatively
pointless unless you are willing to experiment somewhat rigorously
and learn from your mistakes.
Original Article: Real Life in Second Life: RL Businesses Must Go Beyond SL Advertising
http://www.slentre.com/real-life-in-second-life-rl-businesses-must-go-beyond-sl-advertising/
Source: http://www.massively.com/2008/12/07/businesses-not-stampeding-from-second-life/
Source: http://www.massively.com/2008/12/07/businesses-not-stampeding-from-second-life/
Related Articles:
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
I just want to mention...... I am there for YOU
Doubledown Tandino from Second Life here:
This is simply to spread the word to you, and possibly that word will be spread onward.
I've written several scripts (now 4 months of work) which are my server auto-promotion tools.... i will divulge nothing more because they are extremely awesome scripts I made, and I would never sell them, and pretty much not even want to explain what they are doing.... but trust me, the tools I've created are nothing but GOOD for whichever parcel I am standing on, it causes ZERO lag, there is no form of seedy data collection. (Most people seem to assume I must be using some sort of bot system which auto spams to 1000s of groups or some other nasty method). Believe me, it has NOTHING to do with that.
ANYHOOOOOO.... lately, people may have been seeing me show up to their party, venue, or club, with an attached floating box near me. I come into the venue, sit, and just dont say a word. Some managers and hosts don't care or mind, some get suspicious and IM me, some eject me, some eject and ban me.... either way it doesnt matter, all are fine. It is their land, and have full rights to.
However, I want to mention, that when I come in and do this, I am dramatically helping the venue/land I'm standing in, and also AFK, not paying attention to SL, and probably watching TV.
When I see a good event about to happen, but know I'm not involved in SL or my computer during that time, I tend to drop my avatar off at a venue, and in essence have my auto scripts run on my avatar. They enhance the land in the short term and long term.
In exchange for doing this, I need to have a small floating box attached to me.
All-in-all I was spending the last few months trying to explain one-on-one what O was actually doing to help when venue managers ask. It's just getting too time consuming for me to try to explain the methods I am doing to help by dropping my avatar off at an event. It looks suspicious if you do not know me, so that is why I understand an ejection from the land.
Anyway, just wanted to say, that if you see me doing this, showing up, not saying a word, and sitting at one spot with a small floating box near me, it is 110% to HELP the venue, the land,and the performer. There is nothing suspicious going on. There is nothing spammy related, nothing occurring to make your venue look bad, theres nothing that causes lag, and im not doing any tactics that aren't on the level. The ONLY thing i am doing is using my AFK time and server to HELP the venue, .. rather than just logging off....
Please do what you will as venue owners, managers, and performers. IF i am there and afk with a box on my head, i am working FOR you.... if anyone ejects me I totally wont take any offense to it at all, and I understand, because I do realize I am doing this without asking and without explanation. I am hoping my trustworthy reputation and community support activist reputation will allow people simply to be okay with me and think
"whatever the heck he's doin over there he's helping, not hurting, so just leave him there, and dont eject/ban him because he wont explain what he's doing. Doubledown is there helping us."
This is simply to spread the word to you, and possibly that word will be spread onward.
I've written several scripts (now 4 months of work) which are my server auto-promotion tools.... i will divulge nothing more because they are extremely awesome scripts I made, and I would never sell them, and pretty much not even want to explain what they are doing.... but trust me, the tools I've created are nothing but GOOD for whichever parcel I am standing on, it causes ZERO lag, there is no form of seedy data collection. (Most people seem to assume I must be using some sort of bot system which auto spams to 1000s of groups or some other nasty method). Believe me, it has NOTHING to do with that.
ANYHOOOOOO.... lately, people may have been seeing me show up to their party, venue, or club, with an attached floating box near me. I come into the venue, sit, and just dont say a word. Some managers and hosts don't care or mind, some get suspicious and IM me, some eject me, some eject and ban me.... either way it doesnt matter, all are fine. It is their land, and have full rights to.
However, I want to mention, that when I come in and do this, I am dramatically helping the venue/land I'm standing in, and also AFK, not paying attention to SL, and probably watching TV.
When I see a good event about to happen, but know I'm not involved in SL or my computer during that time, I tend to drop my avatar off at a venue, and in essence have my auto scripts run on my avatar. They enhance the land in the short term and long term.
In exchange for doing this, I need to have a small floating box attached to me.
All-in-all I was spending the last few months trying to explain one-on-one what O was actually doing to help when venue managers ask. It's just getting too time consuming for me to try to explain the methods I am doing to help by dropping my avatar off at an event. It looks suspicious if you do not know me, so that is why I understand an ejection from the land.
Anyway, just wanted to say, that if you see me doing this, showing up, not saying a word, and sitting at one spot with a small floating box near me, it is 110% to HELP the venue, the land,and the performer. There is nothing suspicious going on. There is nothing spammy related, nothing occurring to make your venue look bad, theres nothing that causes lag, and im not doing any tactics that aren't on the level. The ONLY thing i am doing is using my AFK time and server to HELP the venue, .. rather than just logging off....
Please do what you will as venue owners, managers, and performers. IF i am there and afk with a box on my head, i am working FOR you.... if anyone ejects me I totally wont take any offense to it at all, and I understand, because I do realize I am doing this without asking and without explanation. I am hoping my trustworthy reputation and community support activist reputation will allow people simply to be okay with me and think
"whatever the heck he's doin over there he's helping, not hurting, so just leave him there, and dont eject/ban him because he wont explain what he's doing. Doubledown is there helping us."
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Packing a SIM in 2 minutes
Ever need to PACK a SIM.... and FAST?!IM me inworld, because I can make it happen :O)
Doubledown Tandino - SIMpacker in 2 minutes or less!!
Here's a photo of DJSven Newman rocking out at 6am slt at Bassline Junkiez.
Friday, August 10, 2007
The Subscribe-O-Matic
The Subscribe-O-Matic
Posted Aug 10th 2007 2:37AM by Akela Talamasca of Second Life Insider
I'd never heard of Synthetik before this, but they're ready for stardom with the release of the Subscribe-O-Matic, which sounds wonderful. Tired of having to get people to subscribe to your Group just to send them updates and notices? The Subscribe-O-Matic takes care of that by allowing anyone at all to join your list at the touch of a kiosk.
There are a number of reasons to use the Subscribe-O-Matic, and the pricing plan sounds reasonable, so check out the particulars at the site, and someone please let me know if this works as advertised!
(Thanks, MSo! & Akela)
Posted Aug 10th 2007 2:37AM by Akela Talamasca of Second Life Insider
I'd never heard of Synthetik before this, but they're ready for stardom with the release of the Subscribe-O-Matic, which sounds wonderful. Tired of having to get people to subscribe to your Group just to send them updates and notices? The Subscribe-O-Matic takes care of that by allowing anyone at all to join your list at the touch of a kiosk.
There are a number of reasons to use the Subscribe-O-Matic, and the pricing plan sounds reasonable, so check out the particulars at the site, and someone please let me know if this works as advertised!
(Thanks, MSo! & Akela)
Saturday, July 14, 2007
Biospaces - Event, Club, & DJ Advertising Now Available at Doubledown's DJ Shop
===========
MUSIC BIOSPACES
@ =========
Ravelong™ SL & Doubledown's DJ Shop
Yeolmae 10,20,80
Thank you for your interest in the Featured DJ, Event, Club & Job Hall. Ravelong™ SL Headquarters & Doubledown's DJ Shop is the prime location to feature your promotional info as a DJ, Club & Club Jobs, or Event Promotions.
The location attracts on average 75 people a day. The visitors fluidly come in:
People looking to book DJs, buy club equipment, DJs looking for jobs, and generally all SL residents into music, dj, clubs, and partying visit the shop.
Once you're on biospace:
-DJs, you will be getting job offers, gig opportunities, and visits to your website.
-Clubs, you will receive more traffic and patronage, plus more DJs will respond to your job openings.
-Events, you will directly receive more traffic plus a stronger following for future events.
-Ravelong™ does ongoing promotions and classified ads creating even more exposure for you.
-Doubledown Tandino will help you get set up and even make the required 'name on photo' if you are unable to.
HOW TO GET STARTED:
IM Doubledown Tandino in SL or email DJDoubledown@gmail.com
============================
RED - EVENT - Biospace
-----
Required:
1) minimum 1 full permission texture picture with your Event info in text. Event Flyer must show the date and time(slt). Performer lineups are prefered.
2) notecard containing:
a) Event Name, Date Time, Location
b) LM
c) Performer Lineup
d) Styles/Genres of Music
Optional:
Additional pictures (place inside required notecard)
URL Loaders to website, downloads, blog, etc
Landmarks
Promo Mersh (t-shirts, etc)
---(Upcoming one-off music related event)---
Large 4 x 5 - up to 2 weeks = $100L
Small 2.5 x 3.5 - up to 1 week = FREE!!
.... up to 2 weeks = $75L
---(Reoccuring music related event)---
1 month = $300L..... 2 month = $550L
3 month = $825L..... 4 month = $1100L
============================
GREEN - DJ - Biospace
-----
Required:
1) must be a reliable, dependable DJ in Second Life
2) minimum 1 full permission texture picture with your DJ or SL name in text.**
3) notecard containing:
a) SL full name
b) RL DJ name (if any)
c) RL City
d) Styles/Genres of Music
4) Equipment &/or programs used to DJ
Optional:
Bio/Services/Info Notecard (place inside required notecard)
Additional pictures (place inside required notecard)
URL Loaders to website, downloads, blog, etc
Landmarks
Promo Mersh (t-shirts, etc)
Large 2.5 x 3.5
1 month = $300L... 2 month = $550L
3 month = $825L... 4 month = $1100L
Small 1.5 x 2.5
1 month = $200L... 2 month = $350L
3 month = $525L... 4 month = $700L
============================
BLUE - Club/Venue/MusicSim - Biospace
-----
Required:
1) must be a music venue featuring live music and/or DJs
2) venue may not have camping chairs or anything bot related
3) If venue is commercial, casino, or a mall, there must be at least 2 music events a week there.
4) minimum 1 full permission texture picture with the name of the venue in text**
5) notecard containing:
a) Club Name
b) Owner or Manager Name
c) Landmark to the location
d) Styles/Genres of Music
Optional:
Club/Venue Info Notecard (place inside required notecard)
SLURL in notecard
Additional pictures (place inside required notecard)
URL Loaders to website, downloads, blog, etc
Landmarks
Promo Mersh (t-shirts, etc)
Club's Stream Link
---(non-profit club operating on donations)---
Large 2.5 x 3.5
1 month = $100L... 2 month = $190L
3 month = $270L... 4 month = $350L
Small 1.5 x 2.5
1 month = $50L... 2 month = $90L
3 month = $135L... 4 month = $175L
---(club attached to Casino, Mall, or Shopping)---
Large 2.5 x 3.5
1 month = $500L... 2 month = $900L
3 month = $1400L... 4 month = $1800L
Small 1.5 x 2.5 (club attached to Casino, Mall, or Shopping)
1 month = $200L... 2 month = $350L
3 month = $525L... 4 month = $700L
To get started, pay and IM Doubledown Tandino
==========================================
============================
MUSIC BIOSPACES
@ =========
Ravelong™ SL & Doubledown's DJ Shop
Yeolmae 10,20,80
Thank you for your interest in the Featured DJ, Event, Club & Job Hall. Ravelong™ SL Headquarters & Doubledown's DJ Shop is the prime location to feature your promotional info as a DJ, Club & Club Jobs, or Event Promotions.
The location attracts on average 75 people a day. The visitors fluidly come in:
People looking to book DJs, buy club equipment, DJs looking for jobs, and generally all SL residents into music, dj, clubs, and partying visit the shop.
Once you're on biospace:
-DJs, you will be getting job offers, gig opportunities, and visits to your website.
-Clubs, you will receive more traffic and patronage, plus more DJs will respond to your job openings.
-Events, you will directly receive more traffic plus a stronger following for future events.
-Ravelong™ does ongoing promotions and classified ads creating even more exposure for you.
-Doubledown Tandino will help you get set up and even make the required 'name on photo' if you are unable to.
HOW TO GET STARTED:
IM Doubledown Tandino in SL or email DJDoubledown@gmail.com
============================
RED - EVENT - Biospace
-----
Required:
1) minimum 1 full permission texture picture with your Event info in text. Event Flyer must show the date and time(slt). Performer lineups are prefered.
2) notecard containing:
a) Event Name, Date Time, Location
b) LM
c) Performer Lineup
d) Styles/Genres of Music
Optional:
Additional pictures (place inside required notecard)
URL Loaders to website, downloads, blog, etc
Landmarks
Promo Mersh (t-shirts, etc)
---(Upcoming one-off music related event)---
Large 4 x 5 - up to 2 weeks = $100L
Small 2.5 x 3.5 - up to 1 week = FREE!!
.... up to 2 weeks = $75L
---(Reoccuring music related event)---
1 month = $300L..... 2 month = $550L
3 month = $825L..... 4 month = $1100L
============================
GREEN - DJ - Biospace
-----
Required:
1) must be a reliable, dependable DJ in Second Life
2) minimum 1 full permission texture picture with your DJ or SL name in text.**
3) notecard containing:
a) SL full name
b) RL DJ name (if any)
c) RL City
d) Styles/Genres of Music
4) Equipment &/or programs used to DJ
Optional:
Bio/Services/Info Notecard (place inside required notecard)
Additional pictures (place inside required notecard)
URL Loaders to website, downloads, blog, etc
Landmarks
Promo Mersh (t-shirts, etc)
Large 2.5 x 3.5
1 month = $300L... 2 month = $550L
3 month = $825L... 4 month = $1100L
Small 1.5 x 2.5
1 month = $200L... 2 month = $350L
3 month = $525L... 4 month = $700L
============================
BLUE - Club/Venue/MusicSim - Biospace
-----
Required:
1) must be a music venue featuring live music and/or DJs
2) venue may not have camping chairs or anything bot related
3) If venue is commercial, casino, or a mall, there must be at least 2 music events a week there.
4) minimum 1 full permission texture picture with the name of the venue in text**
5) notecard containing:
a) Club Name
b) Owner or Manager Name
c) Landmark to the location
d) Styles/Genres of Music
Optional:
Club/Venue Info Notecard (place inside required notecard)
SLURL in notecard
Additional pictures (place inside required notecard)
URL Loaders to website, downloads, blog, etc
Landmarks
Promo Mersh (t-shirts, etc)
Club's Stream Link
---(non-profit club operating on donations)---
Large 2.5 x 3.5
1 month = $100L... 2 month = $190L
3 month = $270L... 4 month = $350L
Small 1.5 x 2.5
1 month = $50L... 2 month = $90L
3 month = $135L... 4 month = $175L
---(club attached to Casino, Mall, or Shopping)---
Large 2.5 x 3.5
1 month = $500L... 2 month = $900L
3 month = $1400L... 4 month = $1800L
Small 1.5 x 2.5 (club attached to Casino, Mall, or Shopping)
1 month = $200L... 2 month = $350L
3 month = $525L... 4 month = $700L
To get started, pay and IM Doubledown Tandino
==========================================
============================
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)