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Nerve Djs Worldwide Promotion Packages.Pdf #NERVE DJS NerveDJs.Com was established by four prominent disc jockeys in Cleveland, Ohio. Not satisfied with simply getting music from a local record pool, these four disc jockeys established a union where local and regional disc jockeys could benefit from a union or an association of DJs and musicians in the area for the purpose of economic empowerment. The Association was incorporated in 2003. Nerve Djs realized that bringing disc jockeys together under one roof, an economic force to be reckoned with would be established in northern Ohio. After achieving immediate success, this philosophy was used to branch out to other states. Today, NerveDJs.Com has members around the world. The purpose of the Nerve DJs is not to just distribute promotional MP3s for establishing a music library, but again, to create an organization were both artists and disc jockeys would benefit economically by partnerships with each other and industry giants such as Monster Products, Rane, Stanton, Pioneer, Numark, Native Instruments, and other industry giants, audio manufacturers and software suppliers. Unlike record pools and MP3 pools that simply distribute promotional tracks to disc jockeys and those who claim to be disc jockeys, NerveDJs.Com boasts that they are providing a service that far outweighs anything that a record pool could ever provide. Since the early days of NerveDJs.Com, we have presented showcases, conferences, tours, conference calls and workshops that demonstrate hands-on techniques from some of the biggest manufacturers of DJ Products. At our 2007 event Rane sponsored us and sent DJ Jazzy Jay to present the new TTM 57 Rane. With much success as a DJ Coalition and our membership growing into the thousands, in 2010 we added The NerveDJs Industry Bi-Weekly Conference call bridging the Artists with the DJs that break trax. 2012 we began working on www.NerveDJsMixtapes.com and went public February 2013, it was a slow start but has since gained a lot of attention and was nominated in 2014 as Best Download site and won the AllstarMixtapes.com awards in 2015 as the Best Download Music Site. Join NerveDJs.com Become a part of our Family! $750.00 Six Week Exclusive Conference Call & Priority Artist . Single, Mixtape or Video. Industry Conference Call Peak Time Slot 8-9:30PM – up to a 10 Minute Interview, Track played & reviewed with up to 300 DJs/callers and industry professionals on the call. Exclusive for Six weeks, Single Page takeover for one week, Video added to Singles page, Single added to NerveDJs Priority List, Six eBlasts to our contacts, Six weeks on NerveDJs Radio, Single/Service Pack added to Pool Track Trends & The Nerve DJs Mp3 Pool, Video Interview with our Partner Urban City Radio Station. Radio 170+ SPINS on our 24-7 Radio station NerveDjs Radio. One week of Rotation on 170+ sessions on 60+ stations Clean versions ONLY. Social Media promotions on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn & Soundcloud.com Sliding Banner 614W x 235H pixels on NerveDJsMixtapes.com for 15 Days (Artists Provides Artwork) 5 Daily Social Media posts per day. • $2500 SILVER Package $4000 for 30 Days on Nerve Radio Network BDS Stations NERVEDJSMIXTAPES.COM SILVER PACKAGE: 1. EXCLUSIVE SECTION FOR 30 DAYS. 2. INTERVIEW W/REVIEWS ON NERVE DJS CONFERENCE CALL. 3. FEATURED ARTIST FOR 7 DAYS (MUST HAVE ACCOUNT) 4. FOUR EXCLUSIVE EBLASTS TO 25K CONTACTS. 5. TWO MULTI ARTISTS/DJ EBLASTS. 6. TWITTER BANNER (1500X500 PIXELS) ON 3 ACCOUNTS FOR 30 DAYS. *** 7. SINGLE OR MIXTAPE PAGE TAKEOVER (ONE WEEK) 8. SINGLE OR MIXTAPE ADDED TO SITE FOREVER! 9. VIDEO ADDED TO SINGLE OR MIXTAPE PAGE. 10. 15 SECOND COMMERCIAL CREATED AND RAN ON 103.7 DA BEAT & 104.9 WTSX. 11. 5+ SPINS A DAY ON NERVEDJS RADIO (ONE TRACK) 140+ SPINS) 12. SINGLE ADDED TO MIX THAT PLAYS 170+ A WEEK FOR FOR FOUR WEEKS W/ REPORTS. 13. SINGLE ADDED & PROMOTED TO SPOTIFY PLAYLIST & SOUNDCLOUD. 14. ADDED TO 5 BLOGS & MUSIC SITES. 15. INTERVIEW ON WURG BIG TEN COUNTDOWN. 16. INTERVIEW ON THE REDIRECT RADIO STATION. 17. 30 SECOND COMMERCIAL ON NERVE DJS RADIO. *** 18. FULL PAGE AD IN CRUNK ATLANTA MAGAZINE. 19. VIDEO INTERVIEW WITH OUR PARTNER URBAN CITY RADIO STATION. 20. TWITTER/FACEBOOK PROMO WITH BACK LINKS TO YOUR PAGE. 21. STREET PROMO OF FLYERS & POSTERS IN ATLANTA GA,CLEVELAND OH, CHICAGO, IL.*** 22. FB, IG & TWITTER POSTS FROM OUR SOCIAL NETWORK. 23. NO LOG IN NEEDED TO DOWNLOAD OR PROMOTE FROM PAGE. *** YOU PROVIDE ARTWORK & COMMERCIAL $4000 GOLD Package: $5000 for 60 Days on Nerve Radio Network BDS Stations NERVEDJSMIXTAPES.COM GOLD PACKAGE: 1. EXCLUSIVE SECTION FOR 60 DAYS. 2. INTERVIEW W/REVIEWS ON NERVEDJS CONFERENCE CALL 3. SINGLE OR MIXTAPE ADDED TO OUR SITE FOREVER! 4. SINGLE OR MIXTAPE FEATURED FOR 7 DAYS ON FRONT PAGE. 5. FEATURED ARTIST FOR 7 DAYS EACH MONTH (MUST HAVE ACCOUNT). 6. ROTATING BANNER (614X235 PIXELS) ON HOME PAGE. *** 7. TWITTER BANNER (1500X500 PIXELS) ON 3 ACCOUNTS FOR 60 DAYS. *** 8. EIGHT EXCLUSIVE EBLAST TO 25K CONTACTS. 9. ADDED TO 10 BLOGS & MUSIC SITES (THISIS50, HIPHOPSINCE1987 & MORE) 10. EIGHT WEEKS ON NERVEDJS RADIO 11. 30 SECOND COMMERCIAL CREATED AND RAN THE NERVEDJS RADIO NETWORK.*** 12. SINGLE ADDED TO MIX THAT PLAYS 170+ A WEEK FOR FOR 8 WEEKS W/ REPORTS. 13. UP TO 7+ SPINS A DAY ON NERVE DJS RADIO (390+ SPINS) 60 DAYS. 14. ROTATING CLICKABLE BANNER PLACEMENT FOR 7 DAYS. 15. SINGLE OR MIXTAPE PAGE TAKEOVER (TWO WEEKS) 16. SINGLE ADDED & PROMOTED TO SPOTIFY PLAYLIST & SOUNDCLOUD. 17. SINGLE OR DJ SERVICE PACK ADDED TO MP3 POOL. 18. FULL PAGE AD IN CRUNK ATLANTA MAGAZINE. 19. VIDEO INTERVIEW WITH OUR PARTNER URBAN CITY RADIO STATION. 20. INTERVIEW ON THE REDIRECT RADIO STATION. 21. 30 SECOND COMMERCIAL ON GUARADIO & NERVE DJS RADIO. *** 22. SINGLE OR MIXTAPE PLACED ON FIVE SITES. 23. INTERVIEW ON WURG BIG TEN COUNTDOWN. 24. ONE PAGE ARTICLE IN UNDERGROUND VISION MAGAZINE. 25. TWITTER/FACEBOOK PROMO WITH BACKLINKS TO YOUR PAGE. 26. CORRECT ID3 TAGS FOR EACH OF YOUR FILES ON YOUR PROJECT. 27. STREET PROMO OF FLYERS & POSTERS IN ATLANTA GA,CLEVELAND OH, CHICAGO, IL.*** 28. MIXTAPE FEATURED ON THE NERVE DJS SOCIAL PAGES AND BLOGS. 29. UP TO 3 TRACKS ADDED TO @NERVEDJSRADIO INTERNET RADIO STATIONS. *** YOU PROVIDE ARTWORK & COMMERCIAL $6000 PLATINUM Package: $8000 for 90 Days on Nerve Radio Network BDS Stations 1. EXCLUSIVE ARTIST PROMOTIONS FOR 90-120 DAYS. 2. THREE INTERVIEWS W/REVIEWS ON NERVE DJS & SELECTIVE DJ CONFERENCE CALLS. 3. SINGLE W/VIDEO OR MIXTAPE PROMOTED FOR 90 DAYS. 4. FEATURED ARTIST FOR 7 DAYS EACH MONTH (MUST HAVE ACCOUNT). 5. ADDED AS A PRIORITY ARTIST FOR 90-120 DAYS. 6. VIDEO FEATURED AND ADDED TO YOUR SINGLES PAGE & MP4 POOL. 7. ADDED TO POOL TRACK TRENDS & NERVE DJS MP3 POOLS. OVER 25K DJS 8. 60 SECOND COMMERCIAL RAN ON THE NERVEDJS RADIO NETWORK.*** 9. UP TO 10+ SPINS A DAY ON NERVE DJS RADIO (850+ SPINS) PER SINGLE. 10. ADDED TO 20 BLOGS 10 BLOGS & MUSIC SITES PER MONTH. 11. SINGLES OR MIXTAPE PAGE TAKEOVER (ONE WEEK EACH MONTH) 12. SINGLE ADDED TO MIX THAT PLAYS 170+ A WEEK FOR 12-16 WEEKS W/REPORTS. 13. SINGLE ADDED & PROMOTED VIA SPOTIFY & SOUNDCLOUD PLAYLISTS. 14. ROTATING BANNER (614 X 235 PIXELS) ON HOME PAGE.*** 15. 980 X 160 BANNER ON TOP OF EVERY MIXTAPE PAGE FOR 90-120 DAYS.*** 16. CUSTOM IG/YOUTUBE VIDEO CREATED & PROMOTED FROM SINGLES VIDEO. 17. ADDED TO STREAMING SITES & STORES IF NEEDED. 18. 15 MINUTE INTERVIEW ON THE REDIRECT RADIO STATION. 19. MIXTAPE & OR SINGLE POSTED TO UNDERGROUND VISION MAGAZINE. 20. ARTICLE IN ONE OF OUR PARTNER MAGAZINES. 21. VIDEO INTERVIEW WITH OUR PARTNER URBAN CITY RADIO STATION. 22. 10 MINUTE INTERVIEW ON WURG BIG TEN COUNTDOWN. 23. TARGETED SOCIAL MEDIA PROMOTIONS IN THREE MARKETS. 24. TWITTER BANNER (1500 X 500 PIXELS) ON UP TO 5 ACCOUNTS FOR 90 DAYS.*** 25. COVER ARTWORK AS BACKGROUND ON YOUR PAGES. 26. TWELVE TO SIXTEEN EXCLUSIVE EBLASTS TO 50K CONTACTS (ONE PER WEEK). 27. SIX TO EIGHT MULTI ARTISTS/DJ EBLASTS (EVERY OTHER WEEK). 28. ADDED TO NERVEDJS MOBILE APP EXCLUSIVE ARTIST SECTION. 29. TWITTER/FACEBOOK/IG PROMO FOR 90-120 DAYS. 30. CORRECT ID3 TAGS FOR EACH OF YOUR FILES ON YOUR PROJECT. 31. COMPATIBLE WITH ALL BROWSERS & MOBILE DEVICES HTML 5 & FLASH 32. SOCIAL MEDIA ACTIVITY ON ALL OF OUR SOCIAL NETWORKS. 33. STREET PROMO OF FLYERS & POSTERS IN ATLANTA GA,CLEVELAND OH, CHICAGO, IL.*** 34. SINGLE/MIXTAPE FEATURED FOR 90-120 DAYS ON TOP OF EVERY PAGE. *** YOU PROVIDE ARTWORK & COMMERCIAL RADIO CAMPAIGNS NerveDJs & WNRV 108.1 30 Day Radio Promotion: $750 1. Live Interview on WNRV 108.1, replays on both stations. 2. Weekly reports every Monday to show total spins for the week. 3. Five to Seven Spins per station per day. 4. Track will be a NerveDJs Xclusive Single on NerveDJsMixtapes.com. 5. Serviced to NerveDJs, DigitalDJ and Promo Only Mp3 Pools. 6. Four to Six email blasts to over 30K of contacts. 7. Daily social media post on Twitter, FB, IG & Linkedin. 8. Video Interview with UrbanCityRadioStation.com 9. 20 to 25 Club Spins in Cleveland, Ohio via SpinStatz Cost is $750 Promo Campaign for 30 days Call for Pricing During the 30 day period we will produce 60 second ad that will run a minimum 21x a week. This includes running during the morning show(6-10 AM) and Mid Day(10 AM-2 PM) total exposure 84 times a month at the minimum. The single will be launched during one of the shows with promo on IG/FB leading up to the time. An interview will be recorded and scheduled to run on the station.
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