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A NEW WAY
OF THINKING
The boy and
the knife
Introduction
I. MARKETING
MAGIC
Chapter 1. Marketing
your magic show
What is marketing? The Silly Billy Theory of Success
To whom are we selling - children or adults?
II. MARKETING
BEFORE THE SHOW -
GETTING YOUR NAME OUT
Chapter 2. Your
name
Easy to remember
Easy to say
Fun to say
Should be descriptive
Evokes a feeling for your character
Chapter 3. Business
cards
Important elements
Physical qualities of your card
Different cards for different markets
Examples of business cards
Chapter 4. Web
Sites
Domain name
Designing your web site
Extra items on your web site
Additional variables
Search engines
Chapter 5. Paid
advertising
The look of the advertisement
What is your target audience?
Where to advertise
The Chinatown Theory
Chapter 6. Marketing
yourself by performing for free
Perform free shows?
Getting publicity from free shows
Where can you do a free show?
Street performing
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Chapter 7. Where is that number?
Constant advertising
I have the number right here
Chapter 8. Proof
this all works
III. MARKETING
WHEN THE CLIENT CALLS
Chapter 9. They
call you
Answer the phone with your name.
Answering machines
A separate phone line
Chapter 10.
You call them back
Call back right away
What do you say?
Price
Follow-up calls
IV. MARKETING
AT YOUR SHOW
Chapter 11.
Your show as infomercial
Chapter 12.
Everyone must leave with your phone number
Business cards
Premiums
Party bags
Chapter 13.
Other ways to encourage more bookings
The birthday boy gets all the good stuff
Say, "Hire me."
Chapter 14. Marketing at larger public shows
V. MARKETING
AFTER THE SHOW
Chapter 15.
Keep your name out there
Follow-up thank you letter
Two-month reminder
Constant marketing
VI. YOU'RE IN
SHOW BUSINESS
Chapter 16.
Concluding thoughts.
About the author
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