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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Timing a Repurpose with a Relaunch
When a company or organization comes out of obscurity they do so with a vengeance. SXP Magazine is known throughout the entire Southeast US underground entertainment industry as the first online magazine catering to the hip-hop culture 100% viewable online by flipping pages with just a click of your mouse.
SXP Magazine gained nominations from various independent industry award organizations from 2007-2009. The magazine won awards as Best Online Magazine from the Southern Entertainment Awards (SEAs) both in 2008 & 2009. Afterwards, the publication took a bow and a sabbath.
Now with a new editorial staff, SXP Magazine is back! I've just been named Digital Media Director and Design Department head and with that, I'll be making sure our 1st relaunch issue is a jaw dropper graphically, attention sustaining with content and not too clogged up with advertisement. Check the cover out to see exactly how we planning to kick the doors wide open again as the award winning SXP Magazine Online.
SXP Magazine gained nominations from various independent industry award organizations from 2007-2009. The magazine won awards as Best Online Magazine from the Southern Entertainment Awards (SEAs) both in 2008 & 2009. Afterwards, the publication took a bow and a sabbath.
Now with a new editorial staff, SXP Magazine is back! I've just been named Digital Media Director and Design Department head and with that, I'll be making sure our 1st relaunch issue is a jaw dropper graphically, attention sustaining with content and not too clogged up with advertisement. Check the cover out to see exactly how we planning to kick the doors wide open again as the award winning SXP Magazine Online.
For information on Advertisements email sxpadvertise[at]gmail(dot)com - Use code YEMFY2012 for 50% Ad Graphic Design on your completed Ad Order.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
29 Ways To Stay Creative
There isn't anything I don't enjoy more than receiving a nugget or two on how to stay on top of my creative game. Twitter has come through for me once again with this one tweeted by CreativeSuite. I know that with the new addition in my family being about 1 month old plus a few days now, #19 is completely thrown out the window. ;-)
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Redeeming Time Ministries Final Phases
Our client requested simplicity in the beginning phases of building her ministry's online presence. Simplicity is exactly what we delivered. Redeeming Time Ministries' site can be easily expanded, managed and shared as it grows over time.
This year our client will be hosting her first event conference. We've done all we knew to do to keep the coordination of it simple as well as provide a learning experience for our client. What she deemed at first a major project requiring ample amounts of hands and minds, literally came down to her expanding her learning curve in technology. Our final phase for this client is incorporating her ministry's social network integration and online prayer request intake form.
Our customers gain mass amounts of knowledge within our dealings. Our goals at YEM is not only to serve but to teach. We can bring you fish all day, but if we teach you how to go fishing, you can provide for yourself for a lifetime. Our client will be a life-learner as her faith expands her territories both on earth and online.
This year our client will be hosting her first event conference. We've done all we knew to do to keep the coordination of it simple as well as provide a learning experience for our client. What she deemed at first a major project requiring ample amounts of hands and minds, literally came down to her expanding her learning curve in technology. Our final phase for this client is incorporating her ministry's social network integration and online prayer request intake form.
Our customers gain mass amounts of knowledge within our dealings. Our goals at YEM is not only to serve but to teach. We can bring you fish all day, but if we teach you how to go fishing, you can provide for yourself for a lifetime. Our client will be a life-learner as her faith expands her territories both on earth and online.
Friday, May 27, 2011
A.S.P.I.R.E's Non-Profit Fundraiser eMarketing
Managing a non-profit isn't as easy as it seems. You have to have qualified team members, each with specific skills that will help the organization go from good to great. Fundraising would have to be both creative and encouraging to potential donators.
The executive director, Tiffany Burleson, wanted to have a fun centralized theme so she incorporated her 40th birthday into the fundraiser to attract a set market of potential donators. She provided me with three essential colors of purple, turquoise and pink for highlights and I went from there. We made sure to keep the fundraiser theme throughout all of the graphics. She will be using both print media and online promotions to attract potential donors.
As a team member on A.S.P.I.R.E's advisory board, I take my position seriously and stick to giving every ounce of my web development, graphic designing and marketing skills to helping this organization flourish. For me to do anything else is pointless. I'm looking forward to the end of this fundraising season to see how well everyone's hard work paid off. In the meantime, here's the graphics associated with the fundraiser and screen-shots of the updated website. If you want to see the full fundraiser website, adjust your sound and click the graphic:
The executive director, Tiffany Burleson, wanted to have a fun centralized theme so she incorporated her 40th birthday into the fundraiser to attract a set market of potential donators. She provided me with three essential colors of purple, turquoise and pink for highlights and I went from there. We made sure to keep the fundraiser theme throughout all of the graphics. She will be using both print media and online promotions to attract potential donors.
As a team member on A.S.P.I.R.E's advisory board, I take my position seriously and stick to giving every ounce of my web development, graphic designing and marketing skills to helping this organization flourish. For me to do anything else is pointless. I'm looking forward to the end of this fundraising season to see how well everyone's hard work paid off. In the meantime, here's the graphics associated with the fundraiser and screen-shots of the updated website. If you want to see the full fundraiser website, adjust your sound and click the graphic:
Saturday, April 30, 2011
New Client: Redeeming Time Ministries
Redeeming Time Ministries (RTM) has been added to our client list. YEM will be working with this organization from the founder's ideas and vision all the way through to brand identity management manifestation. We worked diligently the past few weeks in consultation and at our offices to start RTM's online presence. Stay tuned as we get them ready for the 22nd Century!
DJ Mist is now a featured DJ at Club Rosee in Harker Heights, TX!
YEM Promotions works hard for our clients. When our clients entrust us to manage their brand, we make sure we get a clear understanding of what they would like to accomplish in the near future. Our musician client, DJ Mist, made it clear that he'd like to have weekly club gigs. We heard him and we got it done! DJ Mist is now contracted with Club Rosee in Harker Heights, TX to spin every Friday & Saturday night of every weekend.
YEM Promotions offers free event graphics & promotions for
DJ Mist booking with finalized contract agreements.
Follow us on Twitter for examples: @YEMPromotions
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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Ms. Capital of Texas Plus America Pageant
Graphic Design, Print/Online Marketing, Sponsorship
Margie Ray 2010 Crowning Campaign
Margie Ray 2010 Crowning Campaign
New Zion Men's Conference Products
Graphic Design, Print Marketing, T-Shirt Design
Outreach Dept Logo Redesign, Tee Shirt Design
Outreach Dept Logo Redesign, Tee Shirt Design
Songwriters/Producers Foundational Admin Information
You should have a better grasp on understanding how to obtain "spins" and royalties from your publishing after thoroughly reading this post. Yes, this is almost like going to school but hey - its what you DON'T know that hurts you. *Some of the links have changed since I originally composed this information as well as costs associated with membership registrations. ~Legacy
1) ISRC
2) BDS
Nielsen Broadcasting Database System (BDS) or BDS Online - See below.
The information about BDS is located here: http://www.bdsonline.com/about.html
The information below is located here: http://www.bdsonline.com/submitve.html
You should download their program/system to your main computer. They will email you a username and password after they create you / your company an account:
Nielsen BDS announces Virtual Encode! Now you can submit your CD's and MP3's, free of charge, electronically through our secure Virtual Encode website.
To submit your music via Virtual Encode:
Company or Label Name
Contact Number
Primary Email Address
2. Afterward, you'll receive login information and instructions for the Virtual Encode website, via e-mail.
3) MediaBase
Encoding new music info can be found here: http://www.musicinfosystems.com/faq/index.asp
New Music Notification form can be found here: http://w2.mediabase.com/mmrweb/NewMusic.asp
Q: Where do I send my new music to be encoded?
A: Send new music to:
Mediabase Research
Attn: Encoding Department
15260 Ventura Blvd., Ste 400
Sherman Oaks, CA, 91403
or email MP3 file to:
digitaldelivery@mediabase.com
NOTE: It is very helpful to include as much information as possible, e.g., the name of the track(s) you are working at radio, the format(s), contact name at the label, phone number, e-mail address, etc. You can submit song information through the Mediabase New Music Notification form.
You can have new music encoded by sending the following information with attached MP3 to: digitaldelivery@mediabase.com
Always Bcc YOURSELF every email you send to them. They will respond with an email subject line ENCODING.
Send the New Music Information Form with box checked for sending MP3 format FIRST then follow up with an email like this for example:
Subject: Lady Legacy - "Yall Aint Ready" featuring Wyndi (Radio Ready)
To: digitaldelivery@mediabase.com
SONG NAME: YA'LL AIN'T READY
ARTIST NAME: LADY LEGACY
PRODUCER: T-JINX
PUBLISHER: 1205 WAS HEARD (ASCAP)
ISRC: USJUC0700015
TRACKING: BDS/MediaBase
ALBUM: OUT THERE BAD
LABEL: 1205 PRODUCTIONS
LABEL ABBR: 1205
CONTACT: YOLANDA MCRAE -
CONTACT EMAIL: YOLANDA.MCRAE@GMAIL.COM
CONTACT PHONE: 512-437-1564
WEBSITE: www.1205Productions.com
MYSPACE: www.myspace.com/theladylegacy
SONICBIDS: www.sonicbids.com/ladylegacy
4) ASCAP
Royalties from radio play, tv play and film synchronizations (song in film coming from club scene, radio in car scene or background music for a scene) are collected thru ASCAP/BMI/SESAC.
Join ASCAP using their online services if you haven't done so already.
You can join ASCAP online. Songwriters & Producers will need to apply for a Writer's membership. The owner of the recording label, will need to apply for a Publisher's membership. A Writer's membership costs $25 each. A Publisher's membership costs $25 each. I advise you apply online for the memberships for faster processing. You will need to come up with at least (5) five separate Publisher names. ASCAP will pick one for you so make sure they are good ones you like. Use the best name choice 1st.
If you have joined already - do a search on your writers full legal name, performing name and company name to see the results. You have to have your songs registered with ASCAP and have the ISRC within the registration information.
ASCAP search site: http://www.ascap.com/ace/search.cfm?mode=search
Here is the result received when attempted to search for Lady Legacy as a performer:
5) SoundExchange
SoundExchange serves in the same capacity as ASCAP except the royalties are from internet streaming (radio with web streaming) or usage.
You can find all the information you need here: http://www.soundexchange.com/
You will need to read about Sound Recording Copyright Owner (SRCO) and Recording Artists/Artists Representative registrations to understand your label's role and a writer's role. There is a separate Producer's registration info section. Read that one, too. A company may very well own some of a producer's work and therefore will be "Producer" in some instances.
Source: RIAA, BDS, MediaBase, ASCAP, SoundExchange
1) ISRC
US International Standard Recording Code (ISRC) - Attached
The information about this code is located here: http://www.riaa.com/whatwedo.php?content_selector=whatwedo_is_r_c_codes
You can email the form to isrc@riaa.com . Should take 3-5 business days for a reply with all the information you need. Remember, all remixes or revisions of ANY song assigned an ISRC to original version WILL NEED A NEW ONE.
2) BDS
Nielsen Broadcasting Database System (BDS) or BDS Online - See below.
The information about BDS is located here: http://www.bdsonline.com/about.html
The information below is located here: http://www.bdsonline.com/submitve.html
You should download their program/system to your main computer. They will email you a username and password after they create you / your company an account:
Nielsen BDS announces Virtual Encode! Now you can submit your CD's and MP3's, free of charge, electronically through our secure Virtual Encode website.
To submit your music via Virtual Encode:
- Please send an email with "Virtual Encode" as the subject to our Client Services Department at clientservices@bdsonline.com for a username and password. When submitting your request, PLEASE include the following information in the body of your email:
Company or Label Name
Contact Number
Primary Email Address
Any Additional Contact Information
2. Afterward, you'll receive login information and instructions for the Virtual Encode website, via e-mail.
3) MediaBase
Encoding new music info can be found here: http://www.musicinfosystems.com/faq/index.asp
New Music Notification form can be found here: http://w2.mediabase.com/mmrweb/NewMusic.asp
Q: Where do I send my new music to be encoded?
A: Send new music to:
Mediabase Research
Attn: Encoding Department
15260 Ventura Blvd., Ste 400
Sherman Oaks, CA, 91403
or email MP3 file to:
digitaldelivery@mediabase.com
NOTE: It is very helpful to include as much information as possible, e.g., the name of the track(s) you are working at radio, the format(s), contact name at the label, phone number, e-mail address, etc. You can submit song information through the Mediabase New Music Notification form.
You can have new music encoded by sending the following information with attached MP3 to: digitaldelivery@mediabase.com
Always Bcc YOURSELF every email you send to them. They will respond with an email subject line ENCODING.
Send the New Music Information Form with box checked for sending MP3 format FIRST then follow up with an email like this for example:
Subject: Lady Legacy - "Yall Aint Ready" featuring Wyndi (Radio Ready)
To: digitaldelivery@mediabase.com
SONG NAME: YA'LL AIN'T READY
ARTIST NAME: LADY LEGACY
PRODUCER: T-JINX
PUBLISHER: 1205 WAS HEARD (ASCAP)
ISRC: USJUC0700015
TRACKING: BDS/MediaBase
ALBUM: OUT THERE BAD
LABEL: 1205 PRODUCTIONS
LABEL ABBR: 1205
CONTACT: YOLANDA MCRAE -
CONTACT EMAIL: YOLANDA.MCRAE@GMAIL.COM
CONTACT PHONE: 512-437-1564
WEBSITE: www.1205Productions.com
MYSPACE: www.myspace.com/theladylegacy
SONICBIDS: www.sonicbids.com/ladylegacy
4) ASCAP
Royalties from radio play, tv play and film synchronizations (song in film coming from club scene, radio in car scene or background music for a scene) are collected thru ASCAP/BMI/SESAC.
Join ASCAP using their online services if you haven't done so already.
You can join ASCAP online. Songwriters & Producers will need to apply for a Writer's membership. The owner of the recording label, will need to apply for a Publisher's membership. A Writer's membership costs $25 each. A Publisher's membership costs $25 each. I advise you apply online for the memberships for faster processing. You will need to come up with at least (5) five separate Publisher names. ASCAP will pick one for you so make sure they are good ones you like. Use the best name choice 1st.
If you have joined already - do a search on your writers full legal name, performing name and company name to see the results. You have to have your songs registered with ASCAP and have the ISRC within the registration information.
ASCAP search site: http://www.ascap.com/ace/search.cfm?mode=search
Here is the result received when attempted to search for Lady Legacy as a performer:
5) SoundExchange
SoundExchange serves in the same capacity as ASCAP except the royalties are from internet streaming (radio with web streaming) or usage.
You can find all the information you need here: http://www.soundexchange.com/
You will need to read about Sound Recording Copyright Owner (SRCO) and Recording Artists/Artists Representative registrations to understand your label's role and a writer's role. There is a separate Producer's registration info section. Read that one, too. A company may very well own some of a producer's work and therefore will be "Producer" in some instances.
Source: RIAA, BDS, MediaBase, ASCAP, SoundExchange
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
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