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The Composer's Guide to Doing Business episodes
- CGDB 018: Strategic Partners
Dennis talks about the value of strategic partnerships, and the importance of evaluating them honestly.
16 min - CGDB 017: Think Like a Business Owner
Dennis talks about approaching your music like a business in the beginning of a short series on "Thinking Like a Business Owner"
10 min - CGDB 016: Redundancy on Your Website
Dennis talks about the importance of serving the different audiences you'll encounter on your website by offering the same information in several places across the site.
5 min - CGDB 015: DVD Extras
Dennis talks about an easy way to engage your audience a little more, and give them deeper insight into your creative process
8 min - CGDB 014: Getting Your House in Order
Dennis talks about how to handle overwhelm and information overload when presented with all of the things you "should" be doing for your career.
9 min - CGDB 013: Question: Orchestrating Ian's Music
Dennis answers a question about giving others permission to arrange your music.
15 min - CGDB 012: Customers Who Viewed This Also Viewed
Dennis talks about a simple way that composers can support one another, and make concert presenters' lives a little easier in the process.
7 min - CGDB 011: Making Appointments with Yourself
Dennis offers a quick tip on how to keep from being overwhelmed by admin tasks.
6 min - CGDB 010: Looking Pro in a Crowded Market
Dennis muses on the need to look professional in an increasingly crowded market.
12 min - CGDB 009: Receiving Advice
Sometimes advice is more about the person giving it than the person on the receiving end, so Dennis offers his own advice on how self-awareness can help you spot this and mine it for nuggets of wisdom.
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About The Composer's Guide to Doing Business
From the publisher's feed
Composer entrepreneur Dennis Tobenski answers questions, offers quick tips, and talks shop to help composers and performers who want to make a living off of their hard work.