Music Entrepreneur Nancy Houle is offering a free ecourse online at www.jazzsolution.com
The first ecourse is a 6 part series which is entitled “The 6 Biggest Mistakes People Make in this Industry".
Houle, a jazz agent and producer has enjoyed great success booking all over the world with a track record that began in Montreal 14 years ago. She also made headlines when she was fired as the Executive Director of the Park City Jazz Festival in 2002.
“When you get fired from a $75KUSD per year contract, this is when you realize exactly how much you know about the business! I've enjoyed great success and fat failures. And after 14 years in the business, I feel authentically qualified to serve up some practical business coaching tips." says Houle.
Houle says the ebook will help musicians and small business owners, trying to promote niche genres like jazz, save time and money. The first ebook is a quick guide to help professionals begin to think about and identify the “right" marketing strategies, and steer clear of the pitfalls and jazz dinosaur money traps.
“I've learned from my failures and my wins, and I will share all the valuable information as effectively as I can." says Houle. “It'll be controversial no doubt. But its high time for people to realize why they are not making any money in jazz. There is a huge shift in our thought processes and attitudes that must take place to successfully market niche music. Most folks must relearn how to market music. The jazz dinosaur ways don't work anymore. I've invested large sums of money to learn what works and what doesn't, and there is ample opportunity for people in this market!". says Houle
Ms. Houle is Vice President of Pilgrim Productions Incorporation. Partnered with her husband Paul Tobey (www.paultobey.com), they operate a successful company that produces live events, seminars, music for film & commercials, short-films, documentaries, videos and money making internet sites.
Musicians and small business owners in music can sign up to their FREE Ecourse by visiting www.jazzsolution.com
Nancy Houle
www.jazzsolution.com
For more information contact All About Jazz.
