The Pointlessly Alphabetical Guide for the New Jason Fan: S
10 December, 2009 Posted by: Liz Lemon
Street Team
That's right we're legit dog. Recognize:
So what in the hell is a street team? And how on earth do we help Jason?
Those are good questions, fictional questionner. A street team is an organization of fans who want to promote an artist efficiently and help ensure that he or she succeeds at specific targeted goals. We help Jason by exposing as many
new fans to his music by getting them to events, to his website or to ITunes, and by getting his music PLAYED. Our major goal is to attract NEW fans and thereby grow the fanbase. This in turn helps YOU by giving Jason the ability to create more music and perform at more concerts in the future.
<<< Yes that vaguely resembles Ashton Kutcher, Patron Saint of Self-Promotion. It's merely coincidence; this picture is meant for illustrative purposes only. JCM street teamers are NOT required to follow Ashton on Twitter. Erase that worry from your minds.
Recently, the street team rocked out Jason's mall tour, postering the surrounding areas and fliering the mall to attract shoppers to the main stage. And they collected email addresses for Atlantic to continue to reach interested fans. Teamers also shout from the rooftops whenever Jason has a new webisodes, available music and upcoming appearances - always working with Atlantic to carry out their vision. Your area street team leaders will have access to marketing materials to help you get out and promote Jason's music or upcoming events at local venues, radio stations or JCM. Contact us.
As fans, we're all pushing artists we love anyway. So what if our co-workers snerk at our calendars or if we've lost conjugal rights yet again for blasting youtubes of the last bootlegged gig through the house at 11:30 pm? Our kids still love us, right? Your enthusiasm is what powers the street team. The organization of the team can help you direct it *away* from your sister and her stupid eyerolling and *towards* potential new fans who won't use words like "over-invested" or "need a life". (Disclaimer: she'll still probably say that about you though. We're not miracle workers.)
Remember: the street team strives to organize efforts in a way that conforms with a vision created by Jason and his team. Whether or not you plan to join the street team, it's not a bad idea to become acquainted with the Atlantic approved guidelines for promoting the single. And though we don't have tips on how to make your cubemate stop calling you Mrs. Castro every time he sees you, you might pick up some creative ideas and maybe even learn a tip or two on how not to piss off or frighten the very people you want to engage.
If you're interested in joining the Jason Castro street team, the first step is to fill out a brief questionnaire at jcsthq.com. An email will be sent to your regional leader and someone will contact you and get you involved. There are open positions for some state lead positions as well. Applications are always welcome.
Hats off to our regional leaders who spend many hours planning and organizing so that we get the right people into the right places at the right time. It's a thankless job, so thanks 4EverInBlueJeanBaby, Aggie02, Ashokie, Cookie, Dan, Lovebugger and Singin72. Next time you see one of them, give them a high five and tell them that they rock.
And without our state leaders, the street team would not function. Thank you for all you do executing the many tasks that you have to juggle.
And to all of you who work the shows, promote Jason online, request his single at your local station or just continue to wear your sister down until she has no choice but to give in...I know Jason appreciates the hard work and I for one am very proud of the level of professionalism and dedication you all have shown throughout the year. Thank you all!
Whether you join the team or not, you can always be helping through radio requests or just sharing Jason's music with friends who might be interested. If everyone does a little, it will add up to a whole lot.
Have you missed the rest of the Pointlessly Alphabetical Guide? Never fear, it's here!
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That's right we're legit dog. Recognize:
So what in the hell is a street team? And how on earth do we help Jason?
Those are good questions, fictional questionner. A street team is an organization of fans who want to promote an artist efficiently and help ensure that he or she succeeds at specific targeted goals. We help Jason by exposing as many
new fans to his music by getting them to events, to his website or to ITunes, and by getting his music PLAYED. Our major goal is to attract NEW fans and thereby grow the fanbase. This in turn helps YOU by giving Jason the ability to create more music and perform at more concerts in the future. <<< Yes that vaguely resembles Ashton Kutcher, Patron Saint of Self-Promotion. It's merely coincidence; this picture is meant for illustrative purposes only. JCM street teamers are NOT required to follow Ashton on Twitter. Erase that worry from your minds.
Recently, the street team rocked out Jason's mall tour, postering the surrounding areas and fliering the mall to attract shoppers to the main stage. And they collected email addresses for Atlantic to continue to reach interested fans. Teamers also shout from the rooftops whenever Jason has a new webisodes, available music and upcoming appearances - always working with Atlantic to carry out their vision. Your area street team leaders will have access to marketing materials to help you get out and promote Jason's music or upcoming events at local venues, radio stations or JCM. Contact us.
As fans, we're all pushing artists we love anyway. So what if our co-workers snerk at our calendars or if we've lost conjugal rights yet again for blasting youtubes of the last bootlegged gig through the house at 11:30 pm? Our kids still love us, right? Your enthusiasm is what powers the street team. The organization of the team can help you direct it *away* from your sister and her stupid eyerolling and *towards* potential new fans who won't use words like "over-invested" or "need a life". (Disclaimer: she'll still probably say that about you though. We're not miracle workers.)
Remember: the street team strives to organize efforts in a way that conforms with a vision created by Jason and his team. Whether or not you plan to join the street team, it's not a bad idea to become acquainted with the Atlantic approved guidelines for promoting the single. And though we don't have tips on how to make your cubemate stop calling you Mrs. Castro every time he sees you, you might pick up some creative ideas and maybe even learn a tip or two on how not to piss off or frighten the very people you want to engage.
If you're interested in joining the Jason Castro street team, the first step is to fill out a brief questionnaire at jcsthq.com. An email will be sent to your regional leader and someone will contact you and get you involved. There are open positions for some state lead positions as well. Applications are always welcome.
Hats off to our regional leaders who spend many hours planning and organizing so that we get the right people into the right places at the right time. It's a thankless job, so thanks 4EverInBlueJeanBaby, Aggie02, Ashokie, Cookie, Dan, Lovebugger and Singin72. Next time you see one of them, give them a high five and tell them that they rock.
And without our state leaders, the street team would not function. Thank you for all you do executing the many tasks that you have to juggle.
And to all of you who work the shows, promote Jason online, request his single at your local station or just continue to wear your sister down until she has no choice but to give in...I know Jason appreciates the hard work and I for one am very proud of the level of professionalism and dedication you all have shown throughout the year. Thank you all!
Whether you join the team or not, you can always be helping through radio requests or just sharing Jason's music with friends who might be interested. If everyone does a little, it will add up to a whole lot.
Have you missed the rest of the Pointlessly Alphabetical Guide? Never fear, it's here!
