UA-167299338-1 1117517095042706 Marketing for performers, creatives and freelancers - The Business of Show Business

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24th Mar 2020

Marketing for creatives and freelancers

A lot of creatives overlook the fact that they are a 'product' or 'personal brand' and like all products you will do better in some markets than others, and like all products you need to clearly show what you have to offer and also upskill/learn new 'features' sometimes to secure the work you want.

In a nutshell, your skills and all you have to offer are inside the box and the way in which you market yourself is the package and advertising.

Marketing is the backbone of you as a business! Your talents and your skills are what secure you the job but we need to get you out there and seen by the people you want to be seen. There is no point in having an amazing product but no one seeing it or only the wrong people are seeing it.

As multifaceted individuals you have lots to offer, whether that is the classic triple threat, dancer and PT, performer and dance school owner, writer and lecturer, actor and producer and so on. 

This episodes breaks down what marketing is for creatives and a few ways in which you can market yourself and your skills to make money.

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About the Podcast

The Business of Show Business
Unpacking the skills needed for the entertainment and creative industries and celebrating those already in them
A podcast to help unpack the skills needed for the entertainment and creative industries and celebrate those already in them.

A series of solo shows and interviews to help creatives with the business of show business.

Learn how to market yourself as a creative and how to boss your social media and online presence.

Great for actors, dancers, singers, producers, writers and those in the creative industries.

About your host

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Jamie Body

Jamie Body comes from a performance background having worked in TV, Film, and Theatre for 13 years. Since then Jamie has gone on to be a published entertainment journalist, worked in entertainment marketing for some of the leading shows in the West End and has covered some of the biggest events in the entertainment calendar.

Jamie gives you a 360 look at the entertainment industry with insider knowledge and expertise.