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Promoter's Job Description:
So you have decided to take on the difficult job of promotion, AWESOME!!! Promo is a Position that leads not only to FAST LEVELING, but can LEAD TO A MASSIVE POPULARITY!!! A GOOD PROMOTER can bring in upwards of a hundred people into a lounge in a night, can GAIN THOUSANDS OF FRIENDS!!, and enjoy knowing THAT THE MORE POPULAR YOU ARE... THE MORE PEOPLE SEE YOU AND R/A/F!!! But as i said this is a job for those determined to bring fame to those around them and to themselves.
Promoter's Job Duties:
1. Promote the lounge in the best ways you can.
2. Take pride in the fact that you are promoting the After Dark.
3. Visit as many profiles as possible and Rate, Fan, Comment Bomb, And
Do Something That Makes Them Feel You Are A Real Person, Not A Bot.
4. When ASKED Directly To Promo This Means We Need Your Talents To
Take The Wheel And Drive The After Dark Forward.
5. One Thing That Many Seem To Forget Is How Much Fun Can Be Had
While Doing Promo And Hanging Out In The Lounge.
6. It Is Also The Duty Of Each Promoter To Have The Latest Codes, Drops,
Bullies, And Schedule For Dj's.
7. Promoters Are Not Allowed To Promote For Other Lounges.
And LAST But NOT LEAST...
8. Remember You Signed Up To Do This Job, You Asked To Be A Part Of
The Staff In After Dark. We Do Expect You To Be A Part Of The Team,
Promoters Are The Tip Of The Spear Which Is A Lounge.
Hello and Welcome to the Afterdark Family You must of applied as a Promoter for our Family. here are a couple of HTML codes you can copy and paste
onto your friends and New fubar member pages.. Just remember fubar has an anti spam trap so you must change up the HTML code you use so you dont trigger
that trap
<a href="http://www.fubar.com/lounge/65278" target="_new"><img src="http://i451.photobucket.com/albums/qq235/dangerzoneradio/AfterDark7.jpg"/>
When you want to change up your HTML link copy this one
<a href="http://www.fubar.com/lounge/65278" target="_new"><img src="http://i451.photobucket.com/albums/qq235/dangerzoneradio/AfterDark3-1.png"/>
and so on...
<a href="http://www.fubar.com/lounge/65278" target="_new"><img src="http://i451.photobucket.com/albums/qq235/dangerzoneradio/AfterDark4.png"/>
and so on...
<a href="http://www.fubar.com/lounge/65278" target="_new"><img src="http://i451.photobucket.com/albums/qq235/dangerzoneradio/desiafterdark1.jpg"/>
and so on...
<a href="http://www.fubar.com/lounge/65278" target="_new"><img src="http://i451.photobucket.com/albums/qq235/dangerzoneradio/afterdark5.png"/>
If you Would like a personal After dark spammer with a pic of you on it Again please contact Danger
The Head Promoter also has all the DJ's bullies and comment bombs... please remember to ask for these...
Now don't forget that this isnt rocket science so you should be able to use your commen sense and figure this out.
but ill tell what being a promoter gets you fubucks and friends faster then any other job on the fu.
Hope you love being part of the family
Always yours
Danger
These are tips for how we like to have people greeted in After Dark. These are not rules per se, but meerly suggestions as to how to kepp the crowd in AD and keep the lounge fun....
Most Lounges Expect Their Greeters to do Nothing but Say "Hi" to a Person upon Entering the Lounge.
IN After Dark we not only want our greeters to greet, but also our promoters, enforcers and DJ's. The Goal is to make everyone feel welcome, and make AD a place where people will want to come back.
A Good Greeter Will:
#1: NOT only Say Welcome to a Person that Enters the Lounge, but will make them FEEL Welcome.
#2: Thank a Person When They Buy a Round. Maybe Try To Start a Conversation ABOUT That Round or Favorite Drinks. Example: Every Time Someone Buys a drink... reflect back to a time you had at a bar or something...
#3: Make A Person Feel That They Are Wanted in After Dark, Not Only Because it's What Good Greeters DO, But Because that Person IS Wanted in After Dark. When a person says they are leaving, a "Hurry Back" "hb person" or my favorite: "don't be a stranger" works great at keeping a conversation going with them and letting them know that you don't want them to go.
#4: Respond to Everything You Can Possibly Respond To as Cheerfully and Enthusiastically as Possible.
#5: When Speaking, Try to say things that require a response. An Example of a Dead Response would be "cool" or "awesome" or "ok". Those Kill Conversations Immediately. Try to Relate, or Ask More Questions. Keep the People Talking. It May Start out Boring, but it can end up turning into a fun conversation.
#6: Typically, a greeter will say something like (for example) "i'm starved, i need to eat, brb". That sometimes leads to everybody else saying WOW GOOD IDEA, FOOD. Then They Leave Too. So if you see a Greeter going AFK or saying BRB, if it's possible for you to cover them, that helps a lot, can prevent the lounge from going dead and everybody leaving out of boredom.
#7: NEW FU's Typically do not know what is going on when they come into a lounge. Our Greeters should be quick to help them if they do not understand.
#8: If someone cannot hear the music, there are links in the lounge to the Firefox plugins, as well as to google Chrome. Try to assist them as much as possible.
#9: When You Greet Someone, and They Don't Respond. Do NOT Give Up On Them. Do NOT Forget About Them. Give it a Minute or So, and Try Again. Sometimes it Takes a Minute for a Page to Load, so by the Time they are all Loaded up, they missed the greeting. If Someone Doesn't Respond STILL, or Leaves without saying anything, it's a Nice Gesture to maybe Shoutbox them and See if they are Having Problems.
#10: Try to Split Up All Sentences into Multiple Sentences. This Requires More than One Response. The Object is to Make the Person Talk As Much As Possible. Example of what NOT to do: "HI PERSON, HOW ARE YOU?". INSTEAD, say "Hi, Person!", Wait for a Response, THEN ASK, "How Are You?". This Makes Them Talk More, Avoids ONE Answer to a Multiple Inquiry.
#11: IF YOU NOTICE ONLY 2 OR 3 PEOPLE TALKING ACTIVELY IN THE LOUNGE, IT IS A GOOD IDEA TO GO THROUGH THE MEMBER BOX ABOVE THE CHAT AND TALK TO AS MANY OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO AREN'T TALKING AS YOU CAN! PROMOTERS BRING IN PEOPLE, GREETERS TURN THEM INTO REGULARS, MAKE SURE EVERYBODY GETS ATTENTION! IT IS UP TO THE GREETERS TO KEEP THESE MEMBERS!
To all DZ-Radio DJ's
You must show up 15 minutes before your shift, and Message the DJ that will be handing off to you.
If you can not make your shift please notify management well in advance of your shift so that we can arrange a cover for that slot.
If you arrange your own cover for your slot.. Please notify DZ-radio management so we are not doubling up on DJ's to cover.
We do understand things do come up preventing you from making the time slot requested, that being said. Failure to notify DZ-Radio management of any absense 2 consecutives times will result in you being removed from the schedule and a replacement found.
DZ-Radio doesn't make a habit of telling you what you can and can not play, but There are laws governing us.The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) dictates:
*In any three-hour period, you should not intentionally program more than three songs (and not more than two songs in a row) from the same recording; you should not intentionally program more than four songs (and not more than three songs in a row) from the same recording artist or anthology/box set.
Therefore, I must request that all DJ's mix up there sets and follow this rule.
DZ-Radio also requests that DJ's remain active either on mic or in After Dark during their sets. Many listeners who do not see or hear an active DJ will simpley assume that the radio station is on autos and leave. We would like all DJ's to buld a fan base and have a crowd.... this is something you can do to help yourself.
We thank you for your understanding in helping us address these issues.
Danger
