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This project successfully raised its funding goal on June 4, 2009.
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SUPPORTER LEVEL One (1) Drive A Faster Car screened t-shirt - 2.0 Launch Edition
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ROCKSTAR LEVEL One (1) Drive A Faster Car screened t-shirt - 2.0 Launch Edition + One (1) Priority Entrance Admission to Drive A Faster Car 2.0 Launch Party
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VIP LEVEL Two (2) Drive A Faster Car screened t-shirts - 2.0 Launch Edition + Two (2) VIP tickets to Drive A Faster Car 2.0 Launch Party
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ENTOURAGE LEVEL Five (5) Drive A Faster Car screened t-shirts - 2.0 Launch Edition + Five (5) VIP tickets to Drive A Faster Car 2.0 Launch Party
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Tessa Horehled, Strategic Marketer at Drive A Faster Car LLC, specializes in educating companies on how to integrate social media into existing marketing strategies and advises on how to measure, optimize and build current social media efforts to increase value and develop strong relationships. Managing digital marketing and online communities since 2001, Tessa has worked with both large and small entertainment, retail, technology and non-profit clients and corporations.
Tessa manages a number of Atlanta tech meetups and communities including her role as a Founder of Social Media Club Atlanta, co-organizer of ATL Tweeters, and frequent host of Jelly casual co-working events. She is a Founding Organizer, Communications Director and Web Evangelist for Atlantans Together Against Crime (ATAC) and a contributor to Blog For Food. Tessa is also a Brand Enthusiast for Nintendo’s DS Lite, has written an Atlanta-based culture and entertainment blog, Drive A Faster Car, for eight years, and is a Contributing Photographer for Vice Magazine’s DOs & DON’Ts.
Drive Fast! Drive Hard!
Hey Tessa, If I had my way you’d drive a TESLA!
Good luck on your project!
- Raul
@David Olk -- Sorry I didn't clarify better! None of the funds are going towards the launch party. 100% of the funds are going towards web development and hiring writers. The launch party will be funded by sponsorships and advertising.
I don't understand - sounds like you are raising funds to have a launch party? How much of the $1000 raised will go the launch party and how much will actually go to produce content?