Building your own email list.

I'm known as super-friendly by the people that know me because I'll talk to anyone but, that is also one reason why my own email list continues to grow at the rate it is. If you can't afford to purchase email lists, you need to work on building up your email list in your own way. I average 800 new emails a year and that's grassroots style which, includes networking, events and spotting potential prospects or event-goers throughout the day.

Sometimes you don't realize how many people you pass throughout the day that may be interested in your product or service. If you train yourself to collect one email per day from a person that is interested in your product, service or potential event, you'll increase your list by almost 400 emails per year. Imagine, if you average more than that per day!

The ability to reach a growing audience of interested consumers should always be on your radar. You can also increase your reach through strategic partnerships with organizations and professionals with their own house lists but, take some time to build your own in-house email list so, you can build loyalty, build your brand and keep your prospective consumers aware of the health of your company.

Ciao!

Danny

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SHE'S MY DJ! 2006

ON SALE NOW - LIMITED TIME ONLY! :: Purchase for $9.99 + 99¢ Shipping

For the 2nd year, we watched some of the hottest female djs battle for supremacy with veterans Ralph McDaniels, Jazzy Joyce and the city of New York judging who would be #1. Buy Now.

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BlackWebPortal

FYI...
As some of you might know, a dynamic young African-American Internet duo, Rob and Roz Rucker have created a brand new search engine and portal site called The BlackWebPortal.com.
  
The site is designed with African-Americans in mind.  Right now their viewer-ship is the low thousands. They need to cross the hundreds of thousands barrier to have any real chance of  keeping this site online at all.  Some of you are thinking...why does it matter?

It matters because BlackVoices is wholly owned by the Tribune Company;
Black Families by Cox Communications; BlackPlanet.com by an Asian company; and Soul City HBO by AOL-Times/Warner.   

BlackWebPortal is the only site that is 100% African-American owned.
The BlackWebPortal needs all of us to start emailing our friends, relatives, etc., all over the world to start using the resources at the BlackWebPortal. The important thing is that they need help getting the word out about this site.  Let's help this site out by visiting and seeing what they have to offer.  

So please tell EVERYONE about the Black Web Portal.  Don't just bookmark it for yourself. Spread the news!

This is a new millennium! We must begin truly supporting black technology efforts in the same way we cheer on our movie and athletic stars.  If we don't, they'll end up having to do the same as other black web sites by getting assistance from elsewhere,  thereby losing the original flavor they have.   PLEASE HELP SPREAD THE WORD! http://www.blackwebportal.com

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Come Celebrate with my hardworking friend,
Keyz (Arden Altino, Grammy Winner and Producer)

Music By DJ Fantastic & DJ Lou w/sounds of
Pretty Posse

Friday, June 1, 2007

All Aboard 11PM Sharp - SailOff 11:30PM

Tickets $60 - Open Buffet, Cash Bar

Contact: Chuck 443-257-1354

Big Ced of The Industry Cosign, is adding one more thing to his busy life, his Blog The Hip Hop Cosign. Ced works at The Source, promotes 2 weekly parties and can be seen hitting major industry events and functions throughout the week. Check out his latest project - http://thehiphopcosign.wordpress.com/

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Lady Beatmakers: Vol. 1 features five producers who’ve been prolific in independent circles and within the industry. They include, Josie Carr who has produced and engineered for Mary J. Blige and Mobb Deep; Laticia “T.C.” Lewis, a violinist who plays while making beats; Shakti, known as “The Indian Hip Hop Diva,” who has international notoriety and has worked with the likes of Russell Simmons; Jewel Brown who started out as a DJ and transitioned into music production and then there’s Stephanie “Diverse” Whittaker, who has two beat battle championships under her belt.

Check out http://www.mochaworksdesign.com/LadyBeatmakers.html & http://www.myspace.com/tachellewilkes for pics and additional info on the magic of the night. We’ll be hosting events around the city, so you’ll have a chance to get a first hand look into the journey of a female producer in this male-dominated industry.

Upcoming Screenings

May 31st - June 16th, 2007: Hip-Hop Odyssey International Film Fest

April 26 - 29th, 2007 "Official Selection, Austin Women's Film and Music Festival", Austin, TX

Please view trailer here - http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3172419331652022784

Lady Beatmakers: Vol.1 sponsored by
DaveyD.com, Mocha Works Marketing, Inc. and Hip Hop Chow

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SEEKING SPONSORSHIP: Not-for-profit organization titled "FRESH".  We have a breakfast awards ceremony coming up in June supporting outstanding women in the community.  This organization is fairly new and has been in progress for about 2 years.  We are seeking assistance to develop and grow the organization so that we can take FRESH to higher levels for young single mothers in the communities of New York and expand in other cities for the future. 

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