When Getting a Sale, Give an Experience
Every musician, filmmaker, marketer, salesperson and job seeker works feverishly on getting the sale. Selling your CD, movie, product or even yourself is what we work for, the reason we do what we (you) do what we (you) do. We love the satisfaction of a fan wanting or needing what we have to offer so bad that they are willing to shell out what’s left of their depleting and gas guzzling paycheck for our craft.
Free digital download of Strictly Leakage Mixtape
Paint it Gold YouTube Video Series
Exclusive and early downloads on iTunes
2 Physical Editions – a Deluxe and a Standard
Children’s Book written by Slug
Feature Article in XLR8r
And more! (my work firewall won't let me on YouTube or Myspace = Sad Clown for me)
When I bought the CD I felt I was part of something special. I got the ultimate buying experience that made record buying fun again. I felt as if I was part of the release, watching the videos, looking for clues to new tracks and release secrets.
The Rockstar Games series is back and better than ever. To give fans the ultimate experience they have not only had a hand in the promotions, but retailers are trying to get gamers to buy from their stores vs. the competition by offering bonuses, freebies and incentives.
Released the trailer on March 29th and gamers said the game was not only going to deliver but exceed expectationsThe Result:
GameStop $10,000 Promotion for GTA IV
HMV announces pre-order promotion
YouTube GTA promotion contest
Wal-Mart’s Midnight Madness
GameStop Midnight Madness (for people with Pre-orders only)
Shyscraper billboards in L.A and N.Y
Crazed gaming fans will get the game they want, have waited for and will be happy with the results. You feel like you are getting the ultimate experience by pre-ordering a limited edition launch and being part of a supportive community. Lots of sales, happy retailers and gaming nerds nationwide!
What products have recently launched that have made you excited and given you the total buying experience from service to quality product to follow through and customer service?
Greg Rollett
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