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JOB POSTING: SALES & BRANDING MANAGER
Frontstretch
is seeking a dynamic, creative individual to head our sales team. The
individual would be responsible for the following:
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Engaging new partners and taking the lead in brokering agreements for
sales & advertising across all Frontstretch outlets: Website,
Newsletter, Podcast, and video content
- Responding to exposure inquiries from potential advertisers
- Working with our social media team to enhance the marketing and branding experience for our advertising clients
The
position will be a direct report to our Business and Financial Manager,
a position that also will work closely with the Majority Owner and
Social Media team. A fast-growing website whose writers have won
multiple NMPA Awards, the Frontstretch is well-positioned for success in
2016 and has a healthy audience of over seven figures per year.
The
role, while initially commission-based offers a generous percentage and
perks down the road for this startup company. Frontstretch management
has, in many cases been in place for nearly a decade before becoming a
for-profit website and we're excited to welcome the right person into
this family atmosphere.
Interested parties should email tbow...@yahoo.com with a short note on why they're interested and their current resume. Serious inquiries only.
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FRONTSTRETCH TRIVIA:
Q: During
Thursday's coverage of Sprint Cup practice from Texas, Jeff Gordon
described how the track flattens out significantly at the exit of turn
4. However, Gordon was referring to the revised setup. When was turn 4
at Texas re-profiled to make the corner less likely to throw drivers
into the wall?
Check back Monday for the answer, here in the Frontstretch Newsletter!
Thursday's Answer:
Q: You've
probably seen the clip of Dale Earnhardt running to meet his son in
Victory Lane at Texas in 2000 after Dale Earnhardt, Jr. won his first
Winston Cup race. Who did Earnhardt shove out of the way and deposit on
his tokhes in order to get to Dale Jr. first?
A: Earnhardt
basically knocked over Jade Gurss, Earnhardt Jr.'s PR rep at the time
(today, Gurss is an accomplished author of books (In the Red: The 2001 Season with Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Beast: The Top Secret Ilmor-Penske Engine That Shocked The Racing World At The Indy 500) and a PR representative for Mazda). In the book Driver #8 (written
by Dale Earnhardt, Jr. and Gurss), the situation was described thusly:
"As [Gurss] is within reach of the cockpit, a huge hand grabs him by the
shoulder, throwing him backwards like an empty can of Bud. The team
owner has arrived, and nothing and no one is standing between Dale
Earnhardt, Sr. and me."
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COMING MONDAY
In The Frontstretch Newsletter:
We'll
have a recap of the Duck Commander 500 from Texas
Motor Speedway. There will also be an update on the points and any
other news that breaks this weekend.
On Frontstretch.com:
We'll have a series of post-race commentaries breaking down this weekend's action in Texas.
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