Red Letter Days Exclusive Experience: As seen on Dragons Den

**Paul_B** · 23-07-09

Good morning everybody,

As you may be aware Red Letter Days is jointly owned by Theo Paphitis and Peter Jones of Dragons Den fame. Last night, if you had tuned into the show you would have seen one of their latest investments, Bass Tone Slap.

Bass Tone Slap perform a hybrid of African, Latin and contemporary break-beat/dance rhythms that according to their website "Will make even the most stubborn pencil pusher wiggle their bum!". Peter & Theo decided to invest and decided Bass Tone Slap was a perfect fit with Red Letter Days, therefore Red Letter Days can offer Bass Tone Slap as an exclusive experience to their customers.

Under instruction from the Bass Tone Slap team, at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London customers will recieve drum training, in readiness to play with their overall group. Ice breakers encourage each paticipant to throw off any inhibitions and immerse themselves fully in the experience. Once familiar with their drums they'll run grooves, with the chance to play solo and even leading the team if they wish. Once fully rehearsed, participants get to put what they have learned into practice and wow the guests, accompanied by the pros. The price is £49 per person.

We expect this to be a strong experience to push due to the PR associated with it and its exclusivity. If you have not seen the episode you can watch it here via iplayer.

You can use the following to link to this experience:

Code:

http://being.successfultogether.co.uk/click.asp?ref=!!!YOUR-ID!!!&site=4175&type=text&tnb=97

There are also creative available within the Publisher Platform:

Hope you all enjoy todays sunny weather

**Angela Greenwood** · 23-07-09

And you might just recognise them from the Cadbury's Wispa ad!

**Peterberry** · 23-07-09

If it can make Deborah Meaden crack a smile I'm surprised the Dragons didn't snap it up on a pro bono basis.

Looks like an interesting experience though and there's bound to be a fair bit of buzz...unless Duncan Bannatyne lands on your site there's probably a decent chance of earning some commission here

Pete