[Dynagroove] question - what is reasonable?

[dj.farron]

On the question of how many times someone should post about the same 
party let's take a look at marking in general. How many times does it 
take for someone to see a flyer and decide to go? If you know what you 
like or have nothing going on it may take only once. Although, it takes 
the "common" person about 7- 10 times of seeing a flyer or any 
advertisement for that matter to really make a decision on whether or 
not to go to the party, go see the movie, or buy the new fangle edible 
panties they keep seeing in the window of their fav porn shop.

 So really when a promoter is re-posting he or she is just doing a 
really good job of letting you know that the party is there and it's 
going to be worth it. So when you see that post about the next party 
hosting DJ TRAINWRECK!!! about 10 times you know... it may be good. Just 
my 2.

peace all,

farron

BadIYE at aol.com wrote:

>Well, of COURSE that's reasonable....hahahahaha....Tina, jou crack me  up.  
>PATRON baby!!
> 
>imad
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>In a message dated 7/22/2005 1:51:09 PM Pacific Standard Time,  
>indigoiris73 at hotmail.com writes:
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>GOOD LIFE NEXT THURSDAY!!!!! 
>hehe
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>>From: BadIYE at aol.com
>>To: joyaltshule at gmail.com,  pat at godskitchen.com
>>CC: dynagroove at dynagroove.com
>>Subject: Re:  [Dynagroove] question - what is reasonable?
>>Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005  14:19:14 EDT
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>>Yo Pat!!! What's up man? been a  while....
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>>I personally promise my mailing list an average of 1  e-mail a week and I
>>keep that promise. Of course, sometimes, you have  to send another e-mail
>>because something came up, or there is some sort  of deadline for buying tix 
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>or
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>>something like that you want to remind  people about, but that's a rarity 
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>and it
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>>is obvious to the reader why  there was a need to re-send. From what I can
>>tell, my subscribers seem  to appreciate the one a week limit.
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>>As a promoter, being on  several list, I just assume I'm going to get
>>bombarded, so I force  myself not to be bothered by the inordinate quantity 
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>of same
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>>event  e-mail. On the other hand, I do worry about others who don't  follow
>>that same philosophy of courtesy. There could be a nefarious  reason behind
>>that: by drowning a shared mailing list (like dynagroove)  with repetitive
>>e-mails, they hope that the members will gloss over or  even delete the 1 
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>e-mail
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>>about the party that competes with  theirs....but then that could just be me,
>>being skeptical and  shit...been following that Karl Rove story way too 
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>closely  I
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>>guess...haha.
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>>Take care. Hope to see you sometime soon  brotha, it's been too  long!!
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>>Imad
>>housesaladla.com
>>the GOOD  life
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>>In a message dated 7/22/2005 2:08:14 AM Pacific Standard  Time,
>>joyaltshule at gmail.com writes:
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>>Hey  Pat....
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>>I opened an email account that I use for those list  only...It does get
>>annoying but I just "star" events of interest and  archive or delete
>>the rest...
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>>but to answer the  question....one a week is enough...
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>>BTW- I'll send you a GMAIL  invite
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>>Joy
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>>On 7/21/05, Pat SchooLastra  <pat at godskitchen.com> wrote:
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>>>I am curious...
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>>>What do you guys think is a reasonable amount of emails to  send to
>>>either this list or any list in regards to a single  show?
>>>Once a week?
>>>Twice a week?
>>>Three  times a week ('ugh')??!??!!!!
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>>>I think that once a  week is adequate and I dont understand why a
>>>promoter would send  out or list it more than that.
>>>If you have a change in line-up,  date or hours, venue/location or
>>>something like that, then its  totally understandable.
>>>The thing is, I get so many freakin  emails about the same show, over and
>>>over, that I almost begin to  want to BOYCOTT the shows I get too many
>>>for.
>>> Obviously I am a promoter, but also a club-goer and this really has  been
>>>getting on my nerves.
>>>Its even worse when you  belong to several lists (dynagroove, wantickets,
>>>BPM,  groovetickets, etc) and you get the same info time and again.
>>>It  seems that this summer, it is worse than ever...
>>>
>>> YOUR thoughts?
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