Singers - Promote Yourself
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Many successful entertainers began their careers from small beginnings. There are many avenues open to you to help promote yourself in the entertainment industry.
You can produce your own posters and sell tickets to your very first concert, in your local area. It doesn’t cost much to hire your local school or community hall. You can invite your family and friends or even advertise your concert more widely. For a few dollars you can advertise in your local newspaper.
If you are even more adventurous, you could organize a tour to some nearby towns. Don’t forget that you can sell your CDs at your own concerts. Make contact with the local music shops who may agree to sell your product for you while you are in town.
THE WORLD IS YOUR OYSTER IF YOU USE THE INTERNET!
The internet has provided an excellent opportunity for independent artists to become more easily recognized, worldwide. You have a number of different options open to you and you may wish to choose one or more of these.
One idea is to design your own internet site. You can even include samples of your product in the form of mp3s. You can even sell your CDs on the net. If this seems too much of a burden to you, then you can employ the services of a reputable internet site to promote and sell your product.
David Willis - Australia's Singing Teacher to the Stars!
David Willis has made quite an impact on Australian EDUCATION and the ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY. An accomplished pianist, singer and actor, David owns the Gold Coast branch of the Australian Talent School, teaching professionals and amateurs of all ages the art of Singing and Presentation, whilst nurturing their passion for Music and Performance.
As a specialist Singing, Speech & Presentation Teacher for over 20 years, David is proud of his SUCCESS STORIES including Radio Announcers, Sporting Celebrities (e.g. top Australian jockey, Simon Marshall), numerous "YOUNG TALENT TIME"
team members including Debbie Hancock, Joey Dee and Greg Poynton; plus stars from the Musicals,including Dale Burridge ("Phantom of the Opera", "Les Miserables" and "The Rat Pack Is Back"). A lover of quality choral music, David was co-founder of the Australian Children's Choir. He has produced more than 30 Australian Cd albums.
For more information or to get onto the CDOrders TALENT BOARD, log onto http://www.cdorders.com
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