Maybe you want to get started. You might need to get your foot in the door, sort of speak. You can start at the bottom. Concerts and events need people to do menial labor and set up equipment. It may not pay much. However, it could be the start of a lucrative career. You may be required to do a lot of traveling. These events may be in many cities, over a short period of time.

Technicians. There are hidden people behind every concert. Depending on the size of the band, they may have their own technicians or "roadies" to help them set up their equipment and operate the PA. Always find this out because you may need to outsource. If you're hiring audio visual equipment, you may be able to organise a technician also.

Let's say you have a bunch of audio recordings. What's stopping you from creating a nice, hard product from them, in the form of CDs? Then, for a bit extra, you can ship this out to them. Go through a fulfillment house who will do "product on demand" fulfillment. Then, just charge a couple dollars more to cover the cost of the product fulfillment. You're making the same profit, but your customer is thinking they are getting oh so much more value - they actually get a hard product!

Let me start by saying, this is a big package. It not only includes a manual, it also has printable forms, a step-by-step video, and actual recordings of telephone negotiations.

Teleseminars are a part of "new era publishing"--different ways to get your message out and build what publishers call "your platform." Despite the boom in video, teleseminars are still popular because people can listen without needing to be near a computer.

The visual aspect can be achieved through the use of good lighting, and a decent moveable webcam which can be manually repositioned for wide or close up shots of the instrument during play.

specialist audio Meaning a specialist in the area of the product or business you want to focus on. This person could be a doctor, Pelapis fasad a chiropractor, your dentist, a financial planner, or another professional who understands your field. They don't have to endorse your product, just be in the same field, and you would offer to give their clients a free report on an interesting subject.

What is a teleseminar? It's simply you sharing your message over the telephone, via a "bridge line" which allows many people to call in the same number at once. You deliver your message one time, to many people, all at once. That's it! Very simple, yet powerful. In fact, I've uncovered 5 great advantages of using teleseminars to expand the reach of your message (whether your book is published yet or not).