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HOW TO GET STARTED
If you'd like to start using the online database tool without training, visit www.briconline.org and get started today. Feel free to direct any questions to the BCAT Brooklyn Bulletin Board Coordinator at 718.935.1122 x 202 or calendar@bcat.tv.
Once you've registered, you can start using the online database and submit events from any Internet-connected computer, anywhere, any time. You'll need to submit your events at least one week before the date of your event.
PLEASE NOTE: Before we can approve your application, you need to submit a copy of your 501(c)3. Please fax it to 718.935.9470. If you are a current user of the BCAT Brooklyn Bulletin Board, please call 718.935.1122 x202 to confirm that we have a copy on file.
We hope you'll take advantage of this free service. It's simple, quick, and a great way to help your organization grow. We look forward to working with your organization.
To download a printable copy of the BCAT Brooklyn Bulletin Board submissions guidelines click here.
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PROGRAM DETAILS
Post events quickly and easily.
Once you've registered it’s easy to post events. Just log on to our easy-to-use database interface from your computer and submit your event online at least three weeks in advance of the date of your event. Once your event has been reviewed they will be posted live to our online bulletin board and the BCAT Brooklyn Bulletin Board . It’s as simple as that!
Improve your organization's visibility.
List your events on the BRIC website, which receives an average of 3,000 unique visitors per week, and on BCAT, which is cablecast to over 430,000 homes in Brooklyn.
Drive traffic to your website.
Even if you already have a website and a full-time online development department, BRIC can still help you reach your goals. Thousands of users from New York and beyond visit our website for the latest information on cultural and community events from around the borough. Add a link to your website in your event posting and increase your site's traffic.
Take part in online marketing campaigns and on-air messaging.
Visitors to briconline.org opt-in to receive e-mail updates based on their areas of interest. Your organization’s event information is received by audiences that have already specified an interest in what you have to say. This type of permission marketing has emerged in recent years as an exceptional way to reach the audience you want in a world that is bombarded with information.
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ABOUT BRIC Arts | Media | Brooklyn
BRIC Arts | Media | Brooklyn, an independent not-for-profit corporation founded in 1979, presents cultural, educational and media programs reflective of the borough's diverse communities. We serve the needs of artists and the general public by developing programs that give voice to the art and issues of our time. The online database project is a FREE service designed to meet these goals and benefit the borough of Brooklyn.
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