Free Giveaway Face Readings via the Internet

When will listeners not like freebies? Only when they no longer have faces! Combining freebies, faces and radio, Rose Rosetree may be the first physiognomist in 3,000 years to use the power of the Internet for a unique kind of giveaway.

[ClickPress, Fri Feb 17 2006] Face reading, or physiognomy, links distinctive data, like “Low ears” and “Nose bonuses” to personal style in relationships, career success, and better communication. The 3,000-year-old art may receive its biggest boost yet from the Internet, with its easy access to mug shots.

Rose Rosetree has found a new application for her trademarked version of the ancient art. Neither fortune-telling nor a form of psychic reading, this profiling method can be learned like an alphabet. Every item of face data corresponds to both a talent in life and a potential challenge. And now it’s streaming visual as well as streaming audio!

Using her system of Face Reading Secrets (R), the Brandeis graduate has been reading celebrity faces in media interviews since 1988 (over 650 so far, in print and TV, as well as radio), but now the Internet makes a completely different kind of interview possible:

Monday evening, Feb. 20th, listeners to The X Zone-Radio.com will have the chance to email their photos. After Rose reads their faces, listeners can call toll-free or send emails to comment on the accuracy of her readings.

Because photos are displayed at the station’s website, listeners can view the faces while Rosetree comments on them. This media event will combine personal freebies, lighthearted entertainment, and interactive instruction about the face’s significance… on a worldwide basis.

Veteran broadcaster Rob McConnell’s “X Zone Nation” has been building an audience to rival that of Art Bell.

McConnell’s two-hour interview with Rose Rosetree will repeat the success of a similar program on Feb. 6, when the show was swamped with photos from eager listeners.

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