Marketing Talking Points:

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Company Overview: When introducing Class Static to an audience on the radio, television, events, any other marketing outlets, below are some suggested talking points. Consult and receive approval from Class Static if you would prefer to create your own language for products/services.

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Marketing For Dance Copyright: Targeted Audience-Dance Creators:

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Suggested Hashtag: #protectyourdance

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Talking Points 1:

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I have 3 questions for you!

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Do you create your own dances?

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Do you post your original dances on the internet or social media sites?

 

Or

 

​Do you want to receive credit for the dances you create?

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Many people don’t know the importance of registering their dances for legal protection. By legally protecting your work, you put yourself in a better position to possibly make more money. Did you know that just creating a dance does not stop other people from using your work? Get the credit you deserve for your creativity and legally protect your dances and music by registering with Class Static.

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Go to the Class Static Productions website, join, and don’t forget to follow Class Static on social media.

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Talking Points 2:

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Are you good at creating dance moves or choreography? If so, you should legally protect your dance. The purpose of having your dances registered with the U.S Copyright Office is to protect your work. What if someone just took your whole dance routine, and they made money from your dance? You want to get paid for your work, right? Or, you may want to have a say so if someone uses your dance in general. Well, in the United States, in order to have this kind of control over your dances, or to sue someone for taking your dances, you must have a copyright certificate from the U.S. Copyright Office. A copyright certificate is needed to file a copyright infringement suit, which is basically a copyright lawsuit. Go to Class Static Productions and protect your dance now!

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Marketing For Music: Targeted Audience-Music Creators:

 

Suggested Hashtag: #protectyourmusic

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Talking Points 1:

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Class Static Productions is a copyright and publishing administration company. Class Static’s services are unique compared to other publishing administration companies. In addition to collecting royalties globally, they provide their clients with business tools and support needed in the music industry to advance their success. One of the services that Class Static offers, and other publishing administration companies do not offer, is copyright registration. A question you might ask is, isn’t my music already copyrighted because I am the original creator? The answer is yes and no. Yes, you are the copyright owner if you created your music, but that does not mean your music is protected. In order for your music to be legally protected, you have to register your music with the U.S. Copyright Office. Go to www.classstatic.com to learn more and join!

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Talking Points 2:

 

• The purpose of having your music registered with the U.S Copyright Office is to protect your work. What if someone samples your music without your permission or if they just take your whole song, and make money from it? You want to get paid for your work, right? Or, you may want to have a say so if someone uses your music in general. Well, in the United States, in order to have this kind of control over your music or to sue someone for taking your music, you must have a copyright certificate from the U.S. Copyright Office. A copyright certificate is needed to file a copyright infringement suit, which is basically a copyright lawsuit.

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Talking Points 3:

 

• A benefit of registering with Class Static Productions is that you can get your music protected and collect your royalties by just completing one form!  Class Static is a one-stop shop, you can join today by visiting their website at www.classstatic.com. It’s your money, why not protect it? Also, don’t forget to follow Class Static on social media platforms @ClassStaticProductions.

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Marketing For Music & Dance: Targeted Audience-Dance & Music Creators:

 

Suggested Hashtag: #protectyourwork

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Talking Points 1:

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I have 3 questions for you!

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Do you create your own dances or music?

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Do you post your original dances or music on the internet or social media sites?

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Or

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​Do you want to receive credit for the dances or music you create?

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Many people don’t know the importance of registering their dances and music for legal protection. By legally protecting your work, you put yourself in a better position to possibly make more money. Did you know that just creating a dance or music does not stop other people from using your work? Get the credit you deserve for your creativity and legally protect your dances and music by registering with Class Static.

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Go to the Class Static Productions website, join, and don’t forget to follow Class Static on social media platforms @ClassStaticProductions.

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Education Talking Points:

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For dance creators: When you are pursuing your dance career, it is important to take the business side as serious as the creative side. One way you can do this is by setting your budget for the business side of things. For example, instead of posting your dances on social media as soon as you create a dance, submit your dance to Class Static first before posting your dance on social media. Then after the business side is taken care of, then post your dance on social media. By taking care of the business side first, it can help you save money and time in the future. It’s all about what you prioritize as important! So, make sure to make the business side as much as a priority as the creative side.

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For music creators: When you are pursuing your music career, it is important to take the business side as serious as the creative side. One way you can do this is by setting your budget for the business side of things. For example, instead of going to the studio to record ten songs, record five, and take care of the business side for those five songs first. You can do this by submitting your songs to Class Static for copyright protection and royalty collection. Then after the business side is taken care of for those five songs, move on to the next five songs and repeat the same process. By taking care of the business side first, it can help you save money and time in the future. It’s all about what you prioritize as important! So, make sure to make the business side as much as a priority as the creative side.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

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1. What if I leased a beat from someone else? Can I still copyright the song that I wrote to the beat?

 

• When you lease a beat from someone else, the person you lease the beat from is the owner of the beat. So, you cannot copyright the beat, but you can copyright your lyrics if you are the person who created the lyrics. Also, depending on the license agreement, you can still distribute the beat that you wrote your song to. However, just make sure to follow the terms within each leasing agreement because they all can be different.

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     2. What if I have exclusive rights and exclusive ownership to the beat I purchased? Can I               copyright the beat if I have exclusive rights?

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• Yes, if you have exclusive ownership of the beat, you can copyright the beat because you are now considered the owner. However, just make sure to read all the terms. Producers can have different meanings of what exclusive rights and exclusive ownership mean in their contracts.

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Promoting on Social Media:

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When you promote Class Static, encourage listeners or Affiliate Leads to follow Class Static on social media platforms.

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