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your band work as a team, get more gigs, sell more CDs and build more fans.

David,Thanks! I just scanned the through the e-book and it it's great. It appears to be a lot of hard earned experience in that book. I'm going to studying it carefully!

Mick Erickson

Date: 1/1/05
From: David Jackson
A Band is Hard Work - Let me lighten the load. Do you feel your band wastes time, needs more gigs, more CD sales, a bigger web presence? I've taken my 20+ years of experience and put them into an easy to read, casual book that will make you feel like I'm sitting right across the table.
In working with musicians on the Internet I was surprised how many people made the same mistakes I did when I was in my first band. I would provide advice and give them insights and people kept telling me "You should write a book."
Most of the books I read about the music industry were written by lawyers, managers, agents, etc. I wanted to put together a book by a musician for musicians. If this was a book about war, these stories are "From the trenches." I wanted to report on what worked, as well as what didn't work.
Getting on the Same Page - The most important step of starting a band
Getting the Right Musicians - Find out how to speed up the audition process. Read the tips so making your decision will be easy
Explosive Practices - Read tips that will turbo charge your practices
I read your book last night, I think it will be a great tool for my band. Thanks alot for all your help. I'll tell other bands I know about your book and hopefully they'll purchase a copy.
Larry Lynn

End Fights About Money - Learn how to handle your money so that arguments are a thing of the past
Tips on Making a Demo - Tips on recording on a budget, and getting ready for the studio.
Getting Gigs - Working with club owners, as well as in depth reviews of gig resources
Your Performance - There is more to do at a gig besides making music. Learn how to have a silky smooth gig, and build fans, and sell CDs.
Marketing Your Band - Many marketing tips including how to make $13 PROFIT on a single T-shirt sale. How to use the Internet and get traffic to your site, how to avoid getting spam, and reviews of tools for your mailing list.
Getting Along - How to keep it together under the pressure of performing, how to spot the trouble signs, and how to work through them
I've taken the time to assemble the information I've used in my life (so I know what works and what doesn't FIRST HAND). These include:100+ Tips to help your build your band, your web site, your products, your gigs, and fans. If you've been in a band for a short period time or for years you will find insights and tools to boost your bands success. As the moderator of the Musician's Cooler I've networked with successful musicians on the Internet and I've included their insights into the book as well.
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Quit spending hours searching the Internet for resources (I've found some of the best). Quit fighting with your band and learn how to work with them. If you need more gigs you will read interviews with bookers so you know what they are expecting (and what will get your fired). Learn about cool Internet tools to spice up your band's web site. Don't have a web site? Learn about resources where you can have your own web site for $4 a month. All this information is provided in an entertaining and easy to read format.
This book is delivered in an electronic format (PDF) so you can be reading this book seconds after paying for it. For faster delivery, the file will de deliver in a "Zipped" format for fast downlaoding.
If you keep doing what you've been doing, your band will continue on their current path. It's time to blast your band's success through the stratosphere.

A quick browse at Amazon will find books for musicians at a much higher cost. I wanted to make a book for musicians, and more importantly a book musicians could afford.
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