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<blockquote data-quote="Jimmy Hardin" data-source="post: 139398" data-attributes="member: 3644">Re: How do you get more hire clients when you&#039;re a tiny hire business?What has worked for me so far is the Word of mouth and Business Cards. once you are out there then sometimes ( not every time) people will ask the event staff about you if they like your work, For Example, I was doing a event when i first got started and the guy that hired me came and told me in small talk that there was a person there at the event that asked who i was, even though i didn&#039;t get the job he was going to do , I got work later in the events in his area. And another instance I was doing a Car Show at our arena and the Building manager of the arena here was talking to me and mentioned they were going to start a fair and asked would i be interested in doing it and so long story short i have been with them since day 1 about 4 years now.&nbsp; Having a facebook or a actual website will help too as TJ stated it&#039;s always best to take photo&#039;s of your setup and how the stage is setup so the people will know what they are getting. and too Have some good referrals that you can give as well , You never ever know who will ask for it, In fact i have a potential new Client that i am talking with that asked me for that very thing the other day. So it doesn&#039;t hurt to have photo&#039;s and referrals handy. Basically, You need to go to your local alliance there if you have one and they will have things from time to time that you can do , Also get in with your arena if you have one and get to know the people and let them get to know you as well, but i would bid with a contract , I have learned that the hard way in some cases. Hope this helps you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jimmy Hardin, post: 139398, member: 3644"] Re: How do you get more hire clients when you're a tiny hire business? What has worked for me so far is the Word of mouth and Business Cards. once you are out there then sometimes ( not every time) people will ask the event staff about you if they like your work, For Example, I was doing a event when i first got started and the guy that hired me came and told me in small talk that there was a person there at the event that asked who i was, even though i didn't get the job he was going to do , I got work later in the events in his area. And another instance I was doing a Car Show at our arena and the Building manager of the arena here was talking to me and mentioned they were going to start a fair and asked would i be interested in doing it and so long story short i have been with them since day 1 about 4 years now. Having a facebook or a actual website will help too as TJ stated it's always best to take photo's of your setup and how the stage is setup so the people will know what they are getting. and too Have some good referrals that you can give as well , You never ever know who will ask for it, In fact i have a potential new Client that i am talking with that asked me for that very thing the other day. So it doesn't hurt to have photo's and referrals handy. Basically, You need to go to your local alliance there if you have one and they will have things from time to time that you can do , Also get in with your arena if you have one and get to know the people and let them get to know you as well, but i would bid with a contract , I have learned that the hard way in some cases. Hope this helps you. [/QUOTE]

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