
Originally Posted by
theledge
i dislike the word 'promotion' because to me it conjures up thoughts of glossy flyers, press releases and general marketing schtum, now of course these all have a place, i'm just saying that there's more to it than that.
to be honest when i feel someone is trying to 'promote a night' at me, they usually get a polite smile followed by the short shrift they deserve. glossy flyers don't (usually) cut the mustard. i get excited about a night when there's a real word of mouth factor, my friends are going, when i feel there's going to be a great party (plus the bonus of seeing a great techno act at the same time)
of course creating this is easier said than done. hence why most new techno nights **** up.
to be honest i wasn't aiming the previous post at you, i probably shouldn't have carelessly quoted you. ;)
I cut my techno teeth in Leeds as it goes, lived there for years, ran techno nights at the west indian centre a few years ago. Think i left before Joy started but i heard you guys are doing a great job up there :)