Presentation for entertainers
Maximize your ROI – Return On Image
Get professional! Get paid what you are worth!
As an accomplished, highly talented, full-time professional artist, you can learn to obtain higher financial rewards for your services.
Year after year, I am in awe of the talent and creativity demonstrated at Twist & Shout. Being amongst the world’s best twisters is an honor I enjoy. Based on discussions I’ve had over the years, you deserve more income and more respect. This can be remedied by increasing your professional appeal. Do you look like a million dollars, a thousand, a hundred or a buck? Do you act like a beggar, rather than a busker, a hobbyist rather than a business professional, or the class clown rather than a Clown College graduate? Does your income really reflect your skill and experience?
The fees you can command will depend on how your current and future clients perceive you. People outside our world don’t understand that what we do is a business. What we do is just for fun, right? They forget that, we also have bills and have mouths to feed. They will continue to believe this until you make them see differently.
Take the extra effort to make your professional image match your talent. This will result in better clients and higher fees. When you and your materials look professional, you will be paid big boy money.
Maximize your Return On Image.
- Identify the red flags that make a business look like it’s struggling.
- Avoid actions of a desperate business owner.
- Define the components of your professional image.
- Increase your professionalism at client meetings
We will role play networking meetings and client meetings. Discover which questions to ask.
At the end of the session, you will have a list of immediate action items to improve your professionalism. If instant gratification is appealing to you, this class will make you happy besides giving you extreme value.
$99 Chicago, February 17, 2010
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