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<blockquote data-quote="RYAN LOUDMUSIC JENKINS" data-source="post: 89354" data-attributes="member: 70">Re: How do you organize your time between clients for maximum value?That&#039;s a tough decision for us little guys with limited resources.&nbsp; I have grown my company quite a bit in the last few years to where we are able to do multiple events in the same days/weekends.&nbsp; I do have a few customers that get priority due to the large number of booking at I get from them.&nbsp; I have other annual events that I do that I prebook every year and they know that they will get the same rig every year.&nbsp; It may prevent me from getting other gigs those days but I know I have the gig and the relationship.I definitely don&#039;t look at just the price of the gig for which gig to take.&nbsp; I look at the bottom line as well as the relationship and the long term upside potential for my business.&nbsp; &nbsp; It may be the that the $2000 gig is the better gig to take rather than the $4500 gig depending on other factors.&nbsp; Luckily I have been able to do most of them and not turn many down for quite a long tine now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RYAN LOUDMUSIC JENKINS, post: 89354, member: 70"] Re: How do you organize your time between clients for maximum value? That's a tough decision for us little guys with limited resources. I have grown my company quite a bit in the last few years to where we are able to do multiple events in the same days/weekends. I do have a few customers that get priority due to the large number of booking at I get from them. I have other annual events that I do that I prebook every year and they know that they will get the same rig every year. It may prevent me from getting other gigs those days but I know I have the gig and the relationship. I definitely don't look at just the price of the gig for which gig to take. I look at the bottom line as well as the relationship and the long term upside potential for my business. It may be the that the $2000 gig is the better gig to take rather than the $4500 gig depending on other factors. Luckily I have been able to do most of them and not turn many down for quite a long tine now. [/QUOTE]

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