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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 39226" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: Another one of those...<a href="http://www.proaudioseminars.com/seminar-2011-09" target="_blank">http://www.proaudioseminars.com/seminar-2011-09</a>&nbsp; There might be a seat or 2 left.&nbsp; This course will make you think about FOH and mixing in new ways.&nbsp; Highly recommended.I remember you from the old PSW forums, Kevin.&nbsp; Welcome to Soundforums.net, brought to you by David Karol and Bennett Prescott.Gigs are more competitive and it&#039;s harder to make a profit than ever.&nbsp; Figure out what aspects of sound appeal most to you; what kinds of work your rig is capable of doing.&nbsp; From the overlaps, ask yourself if there is a place for your services among existing providers.&nbsp; Are there niche markets that are under-served?&nbsp; What additional value-added services can you provide that would give you an advantage over competitors?Most audio communities are just that.. communities.&nbsp; You&#039;re a neighbor, so go be neighborly.&nbsp; You need to network with other guys and gals that do what you do and work on group referrals.You might want to do searches for previous posts about professional networking, getting started, education &amp; training.&nbsp; Use Google&#039;s advanced search to limit hits to this site &quot;soundforums.net&quot; and 2 variations of the PSW forums.... the current one &quot;forums.prosoundweb.com&quot; and the &quot;old&quot; &quot;srforums.prosoundweb.com&quot;&nbsp; I know you&#039;ve read much of it before, but for the most part the ideas and advice are still valid.Have fun, good luck.Tim Mcps.&nbsp; You&#039;re a machinist?&nbsp; You need to hook up with Nimrod Weber of Balanced Tilter® fame.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 39226, member: 67"] Re: Another one of those... [url]http://www.proaudioseminars.com/seminar-2011-09[/url] There might be a seat or 2 left. This course will make you think about FOH and mixing in new ways. Highly recommended. I remember you from the old PSW forums, Kevin. Welcome to Soundforums.net, brought to you by David Karol and Bennett Prescott. Gigs are more competitive and it's harder to make a profit than ever. Figure out what aspects of sound appeal most to you; what kinds of work your rig is capable of doing. From the overlaps, ask yourself if there is a place for your services among existing providers. Are there niche markets that are under-served? What additional value-added services can you provide that would give you an advantage over competitors? Most audio communities are just that.. communities. You're a neighbor, so go be neighborly. You need to network with other guys and gals that do what you do and work on group referrals. You might want to do searches for previous posts about professional networking, getting started, education & training. Use Google's advanced search to limit hits to this site "soundforums.net" and 2 variations of the PSW forums.... the current one "forums.prosoundweb.com" and the "old" "srforums.prosoundweb.com" I know you've read much of it before, but for the most part the ideas and advice are still valid. Have fun, good luck. Tim Mc ps. You're a machinist? You need to hook up with Nimrod Weber of Balanced Tilter® fame. [/QUOTE]

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