In this episode, Jared interviews Asher Laub, Asher talks about balancing public events and private events. He has found that it is helpful to work for other vendors to take some of the weight off of his shoulders when working with clients. He also recommends automating as much as possible to keep information organized.

In this episode, Jared interviews Alison, a musician who has been successful in the industry for many years. She talks about how she got started, and provides advice for other musicians who are looking to make a living through music. She emphasizes the importance of networking and marketing oneself, and shares some of her own strategies for success.

In this episode, Jared explains how he plans to find gigs in Denver, using similar methods to what he used in Milwaukee. He plans to start by using footage of himself from previous performances to create a marketing campaign specific to Denver. He will also use Facebook and Google Ads to drive traffic to his website. Additionally, he plans to partner with other event professionals in order to build a street team of referrals. Once he has secured a gig, he will begin searching for local musicians to collaborate with.

In this episode, Jared discusses "Features vs. Benefits". It's about helping musicians to think about the difference between the features and benefits of what they sell. Musicians often get excited about discussing the features of their work, but it is more important to focus on what benefits those features provide for potential customers.

In this episode, Jared discusses how to deal with difficult clients or musicians that take up a lot of time and energy. The episode provides three tips for dealing with these time and energy vampires.

In the episode, Jared interviews Matt Brockman and discusses how he got started in music and how networking helped him get gigs. He recommends getting involved in community bands and groups to make connections and get your name out there. He also shares some tips on how to drive traffic to your music career funnel.

In this episode, Jared talks about how to deal with feedback, specifically how to tell the difference between good and bad feedback. The main point is to listen to your heart, but also to listen to the people who are actually giving you valuable feedback.

In this episode, Jared shares his story of how he made a living as a musician. After graduating from music school and struggling to find work as a musician, he decided to shift his focus to private events. He learned how to market himself and sell his services to private clients, and eventually started a software company to help automate the process.

In this episode, Jared shares and explains the email lists and how they can help book more gigs. There are four email lists that every musician should have: Potential Booking Leads, Buyers, Non-Buyers, and Partners. He also shares some of the great tools used for handling these lists.

In this episode, Jared discusses the topic of email marketing, specifically cold emailing local businesses with the intention of securing gigs or increasing awareness of one's music group. Jared also shared the email he sent out to his future partners and provided some of the results.