Nigel Solomon's Page

InI is a:

Marketing & Advertising Manager & ah dreadloc rasta

Location:

Trinidad and Tobago

To Introduce I-Self:

I am Nigel Solomon, Marketing and Sales Manager of Roots and Culture Magazine

Relationship Status:

Wit' my Queen

I'd like to Meet:

Mission Statement:
To promote the Rastafarian community – People, Culture and Lifestyle

Roots and Culture Magazine (Powered by: Digital Innovation Designs) consists of a large group of individuals with common goals such as unity and the promoting of our Rastafarian people, culture and lifestyle. Our Team has worked on several successful magazines within the Caribbean. We have been affiliated for several years with one of the best graphic designing companies in Italy which is owned by the graphic designing awards winner, Dario Albini who is a member of our team.

Roots and Culture Magazine will focus primarily on Rastafarian history, people, culture, entertainment, events, fashion, business, and much more. We intend to provide something for everyone.

We plan to make our presence known throughout the Caribbean and around the world by doing promotional events in the various countries of distribution. We have a lot in store for our long and short term readers. We intend to go above and beyond our readers’ expectations in our aim to be their number one source for the awareness of Rastafarian Culture. You can expect to see our magazine no later than October 2008.

My EarthAge is:

27

I am here to:

Why advertise in Roots and Culture Magazine?
Roots and Culture Magazine is an essential marketing medium for tapping into a large international population of Rastafarians. There are very few magazines in the Caribbean that advertise and promote Rastafarian Culture or that reaches out to the Rastafarians community. Our aim is to take to the world Rastafarian Culture and promote this community of people.

The magazine has a starting distribution of 30,000 copies (See a detail breakdown in Diagram 2). According to normal magazine circulation estimates, each magazine, on average, is expected to be read by four different readers, which is equivalent to 120,000 readers. This does not include online sales of soft copy versions. The magazine will be marketable to all Rastafarians throughout the Caribbean and around the world. However, based on our content and variety we expect to have readers of all genres. We have already received approval for sales of our magazine in bookstores, magazine stands, airports, pharmacies, Rastafarian stores and websites.

Places Id like to go:

back home

Books:

anything that can manifest truth

Earthday:

September 4, 1981

Who Inspired InI:

jah!! rastafari

Talent, Special Skills:

peace maker, sharing real love