Topic: [ANN] CureCoin 2.0 is live - Mandatory Update is available now - DEC 2018 - page 138. (Read 696254 times)

Quote from: FifthGhostbuster on May 29, 2014, 12:01:46 AM

Quote from: cameronpalte on May 28, 2014, 11:46:59 PM

Quote from: ranlo on May 29, 2014, 12:16:57 AM

I think mainstream media is going to be the way to promote this coin.. The cryptocurrency 'scene' is pretty incestuous and skeevy. What we want is to target the average Wired reader.

Cater to colleges as well. The students there are usually more apt to wanting to join projects like this (the curing cancer). It would also be good to try to work into some of the cancer-research hospitals for the same reason.

Plus many college students have laptops / desktops and need some money. I agree we should try to hit up general news sites but also try to hit up the colleges.

I have permission from SLC utah to host a race for the cure also. but trying to piggy back on a couple other races that already exist. to save some fund money for future events.
And still working with fox 13 and channel 2 news to do a story for us.

If you manage to get the news to do a story, that's pretty big. Has anyone attempted to get this on to TechCrunch and MSN/Yahoo yet?

not yet but now i must try lol

For TC, you'll need to submit a "tip" to them explaining what makes CureCoin special. If there's a press release written up, that will help as well.

ill get the press release first then Wink

Awesome. For direction purposes, make sure it's based on how CC helps; not how it brings in revenue. They are more about the projects that make a difference than the ones that can help people make a quick dollar. Skimming over the reward structure isn't bad, but should not be the focus of it.

FifthGhostbuster

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Quote from: FifthGhostbuster on May 29, 2014, 12:05:50 AM

Quote from: FifthGhostbuster on May 29, 2014, 12:01:46 AM

Quote from: cameronpalte on May 28, 2014, 11:46:59 PM

Quote from: FifthGhostbuster on May 29, 2014, 12:05:50 AM

I think mainstream media is going to be the way to promote this coin.. The cryptocurrency 'scene' is pretty incestuous and skeevy. What we want is to target the average Wired reader.

Cater to colleges as well. The students there are usually more apt to wanting to join projects like this (the curing cancer). It would also be good to try to work into some of the cancer-research hospitals for the same reason.

Plus many college students have laptops / desktops and need some money. I agree we should try to hit up general news sites but also try to hit up the colleges.

I have permission from SLC utah to host a race for the cure also. but trying to piggy back on a couple other races that already exist. to save some fund money for future events.
And still working with fox 13 and channel 2 news to do a story for us.

If you manage to get the news to do a story, that's pretty big. Has anyone attempted to get this on to TechCrunch and MSN/Yahoo yet?

not yet but now i must try lol

For TC, you'll need to submit a "tip" to them explaining what makes CureCoin special. If there's a press release written up, that will help as well.

ill get the press release first then Wink

ranlo

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Quote from: FifthGhostbuster on May 29, 2014, 12:01:46 AM

Quote from: cameronpalte on May 28, 2014, 11:46:59 PM

I think mainstream media is going to be the way to promote this coin.. The cryptocurrency 'scene' is pretty incestuous and skeevy. What we want is to target the average Wired reader.

Cater to colleges as well. The students there are usually more apt to wanting to join projects like this (the curing cancer). It would also be good to try to work into some of the cancer-research hospitals for the same reason.

Plus many college students have laptops / desktops and need some money. I agree we should try to hit up general news sites but also try to hit up the colleges.

I have permission from SLC utah to host a race for the cure also. but trying to piggy back on a couple other races that already exist. to save some fund money for future events.
And still working with fox 13 and channel 2 news to do a story for us.

If you manage to get the news to do a story, that's pretty big. Has anyone attempted to get this on to TechCrunch and MSN/Yahoo yet?

not yet but now i must try lol

For TC, you'll need to submit a "tip" to them explaining what makes CureCoin special. If there's a press release written up, that will help as well.

FifthGhostbuster

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Activity: 153

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Quote from: FifthGhostbuster on May 29, 2014, 12:01:46 AM

Quote from: cameronpalte on May 28, 2014, 11:46:59 PM

Quote from: ranlo on May 29, 2014, 12:01:38 AM

I think mainstream media is going to be the way to promote this coin.. The cryptocurrency 'scene' is pretty incestuous and skeevy. What we want is to target the average Wired reader.

Cater to colleges as well. The students there are usually more apt to wanting to join projects like this (the curing cancer). It would also be good to try to work into some of the cancer-research hospitals for the same reason.

Plus many college students have laptops / desktops and need some money. I agree we should try to hit up general news sites but also try to hit up the colleges.

I have permission from SLC utah to host a race for the cure also. but trying to piggy back on a couple other races that already exist. to save some fund money for future events.
And still working with fox 13 and channel 2 news to do a story for us.

If you manage to get the news to do a story, that's pretty big. Has anyone attempted to get this on to TechCrunch and MSN/Yahoo yet?

not yet but now i must try lol

FifthGhostbuster

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Quote from: FifthGhostbuster on May 28, 2014, 11:59:12 PM

As for having everything ready. I have 2x 42 inch screens we can set up with a computer. then have one showing how proteins fold. and the other scrolling through random facts and graphs showing where this coin is going. I am thinking of doing curecoin business cards with a redemption code on the back for 1 curecoin. And the links to the websites. anyother ideas? We could play guess that protein or something to win a t shirt but sounds kinda lame ha. still waiting to hear back about a speech though.

Lame things with prizes still pique interest. That's always a plus. Even if it's something people laugh about, that's great; it means they are thinking/talking about the project!

I like the idea of the business cards as well.

i was thinking if you give someone one curecoin they are almost forced to look at the exchanges and read about it.

ranlo

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Quote from: FifthGhostbuster on May 29, 2014, 12:01:46 AM

Quote from: cameronpalte on May 28, 2014, 11:46:59 PM

Quote from: cameronpalte on May 28, 2014, 11:46:59 PM

I think mainstream media is going to be the way to promote this coin.. The cryptocurrency 'scene' is pretty incestuous and skeevy. What we want is to target the average Wired reader.

Cater to colleges as well. The students there are usually more apt to wanting to join projects like this (the curing cancer). It would also be good to try to work into some of the cancer-research hospitals for the same reason.

Plus many college students have laptops / desktops and need some money. I agree we should try to hit up general news sites but also try to hit up the colleges.

I have permission from SLC utah to host a race for the cure also. but trying to piggy back on a couple other races that already exist. to save some fund money for future events.
And still working with fox 13 and channel 2 news to do a story for us.

If you manage to get the news to do a story, that's pretty big. Has anyone attempted to get this on to TechCrunch and MSN/Yahoo yet?

FifthGhostbuster

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Activity: 153

Merit: 100

Quote from: FifthGhostbuster on May 28, 2014, 11:59:12 PM

I think mainstream media is going to be the way to promote this coin.. The cryptocurrency 'scene' is pretty incestuous and skeevy. What we want is to target the average Wired reader.

Cater to colleges as well. The students there are usually more apt to wanting to join projects like this (the curing cancer). It would also be good to try to work into some of the cancer-research hospitals for the same reason.

Plus many college students have laptops / desktops and need some money. I agree we should try to hit up general news sites but also try to hit up the colleges.

I have permission from SLC utah to host a race for the cure also. but trying to piggy back on a couple other races that already exist. to save some fund money for future events.
And still working with fox 13 and channel 2 news to do a story for us.

ranlo

legendary

Activity: 1988

Merit: 1007

As for having everything ready. I have 2x 42 inch screens we can set up with a computer. then have one showing how proteins fold. and the other scrolling through random facts and graphs showing where this coin is going. I am thinking of doing curecoin business cards with a redemption code on the back for 1 curecoin. And the links to the websites. anyother ideas? We could play guess that protein or something to win a t shirt but sounds kinda lame ha. still waiting to hear back about a speech though.

Lame things with prizes still pique interest. That's always a plus. Even if it's something people laugh about, that's great; it means they are thinking/talking about the project!

I like the idea of the business cards as well.

FifthGhostbuster

full member

Activity: 153

Merit: 100

As for having everything ready. I have 2x 42 inch screens we can set up with a computer. then have one showing how proteins fold. and the other scrolling through random facts and graphs showing where this coin is going. I am thinking of doing curecoin business cards with a redemption code on the back for 1 curecoin. And the links to the websites. anyother ideas? We could play guess that protein or something to win a t shirt but sounds kinda lame ha. still waiting to hear back about a speech though.

cameronpalte

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I think mainstream media is going to be the way to promote this coin.. The cryptocurrency 'scene' is pretty incestuous and skeevy. What we want is to target the average Wired reader.

Cater to colleges as well. The students there are usually more apt to wanting to join projects like this (the curing cancer). It would also be good to try to work into some of the cancer-research hospitals for the same reason.

Plus many college students have laptops / desktops and need some money. I agree we should try to hit up general news sites but also try to hit up the colleges.

ranlo

legendary

Activity: 1988

Merit: 1007