With the knowledge of How to Book Your Own Music Gigs you can be well on your way to elevating your entire career. In this course you'll learn how to increase your booking results; create your own custom booking strategy; create your own booking and cold call scripts; where to look to find gigs suitable for you; how to keep your gigging calendar full of gigs you love and a strategy for booking gigs even when you can’t find any.
Get the Ultimate Booking Toolbox
Take your booking efforts to the next level with a complete set of tools to help you be more efficient as your own booking agent! The Ultimate Booking Toolbox includes:
- How to Book [Profitable] Gigs Workbook (40 pages)
- Financial Forecasting Table
- List of Gigging Resources
- Booking a [Profitable] Tour book
- Step-by-Step Coaching Videos
- Call & E-mail Scripts
- Booking Logs
- Fee Calculator
Booking Call Log
Keep track of all your booking efforts with the Booking Call Log for Musicians. Emails, phone calls, walk-ins, and follow-ups are hard to keep all in your head. The Booking Call Log provided a convenient way to track all of this information for easy reference and booking effort routine.
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In today’s highly technological world, having an online presence is a must when it comes to booking gigs for the independent artist. An online presence lends overall credibility to the artist. What’s more, having all materials aggregated in one place makes it easier for potential venues, event planners, and talent buyers to review the materials and […]
It’s a beautiful evening! Everyone is having a great time. You are performing one of your favorite songs in front of the fireplace looking out into your audience of smiles and bopping heads as they sway to your tunes. There are about 30 people all together. They are engaging with you as you banter between […]
You’ve got the nuances of your set list ironed out, practiced, and practiced. Now you are ready for your first music gig. Save My first gig was sort of a get together of my friends and family. We booked the clubroom in my apartment facility for the night, brought some refreshments, and invited every one […]
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