Month: June 2014

Pssst, Wanna Get Free Access Christopher O’Riley’s Recordings?

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For those of you who have been following the ongoing development of the ChristopherORiley.com website redesign, you know that we crossed the launch threshold early last week. In an enormous act of generosity, O’Riley decided to make his super-secret password protected Backstage Pass page available to any site visitor subscribing to his newsletter or blog; meaning you get full streaming access to all of his recordings through June 17, 2014 just …

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Some Very Upbeat News On Single Ticket Strategies

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The 5/28/2014 edition of Direct Marketing News published an article by Elyse Dupre that highlights recent 450 percent post-show revenue gains at Opéra de Montréal (OM) resulting from a multichannel marketing strategy. As it turns out, OM’s Director of Sales and Marketing is Guillaume Thérien, who served as a fellow presenter for the Winning Websites session at the 2013 National Arts Marketing Project Conference in Portland, OR. Dupre’s article provides a …

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It Must Be Conference Time…

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It must be conference time as Adaptistration Jobs is bursting at the seams following a slew of new listings this week, several of which are CEO and VP level openings at some highly desirable ensembles <cough>Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra</cough>. So take a break from the job hunting meat market that is the conference and peruse choice openings from the comfort of your local coffee shop. As of now, there are more …

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Inside The Arts #LinkLove Humpday Edition

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My blogging colleagues at Inside The Arts have been productive as of late and their labor has produced a number of worthwhile posts you don’t want to miss. Joe Patti explores two great topics over at Butts In The Seats: What Do You Know About Your Emails? examines some truths and myths about current email marketing trends. Was Your Show Like Sex, Drugs or a Punch In The Nose? delivers what it …

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“The Equivalent Of Needing A Babysitter And Hiring A Dingo”

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Granted, regular readers have heard me raise alarms over the impending demise of net neutrality and the negative impact that will have on the entire field but compared to other topics, the degree of engagement is, shall we say, unenthusiastic. That’s okay, it can seem like a dry and overly geeky topic; fortunately, creative types like John Oliver and his writing team at HBO’s Last Week Tonight with John Oliver not …

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