Warm weather is right around the corner and planning for safe outdoor events has begun—which means vendors like live bands are in high demand. We reached out to 5 of our top booked vendors for their tips on how to get more live band gigs.
These members shared how they drive bookings and their top advice for others in the industry looking to get gigs. Here's what they had to say!
Meet Sheri, a Marilyn Monroe Impersonator from Atlanta, GA! She's an award-winning actress and celebrity with a background in theater, film, television, choreography, and more. In her versatile “Marilyn Shows”, she performs hit songs from Marilyn Monroe’s films live and interacts with the audience in her Marilyn voice, costuming, and personality!
In our recent article, 2020 Silver Linings and 2021 Outlook from Vendors, we caught up with several members who were able to adjust the way they do business to find success amongst the many changes that 2020 brought to the events industry. Each member’s greatest lesson, silver lining, and forward-looking goal was inspiring.
Upon reflecting on last year and identifying new goals for this one, these members also shared their #1 tip and piece of advice for others booking in 2021.
2020 was a challenging and unpredictable year to say the least, but it also came with new learnings and opportunities. To help vendors grow and move forward in 2021, we want to reflect on and celebrate the positive moments that the past year has brought—no matter how big or small.
We caught up with several of our members to learn about their 2020 silver linings, lessons learned, and goals for this year. Here's what they had to say!
There's no exact science to responding to clients (every lead is different). However, here at The Bash, we see thousands of messages sent to clients every day. So, we'd like to share some strategies that have proven to help vendors get booked! Keep reading to learn how to respond to your leads like a pro!
In 2020, many events were rescheduled, postponed, changed to a virtual or contactless format, or cancelled. While it was certainly a challenging year for many, through all of this we saw vendors quickly adapt to the new event landscape, accommodating virtual parties, implementing new safety protocols, and continuously being flexible with their clients' events. Heading into 2021, we know vendors will continue to be resilient and innovative as safe celebrations increase.
Read on for 10 things you can do to restart and refresh your business in the new year.
Virtual celebrations have become a popular option for many party hosts and event planners as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. No matter what type of talented event professional you are, read these tips for performing at upcoming virtual and contactless events.
We all know how important pricing is these days. It's one of the first things that someone considers when buying any type of product or service. As a vendor, it's important that your potential clients see a realistic idea of what you charge for your services. That's why every profile on The Bash comes complete with the ability to display pricing.
In this blog, learn how you can set your pricing on The Bash.
While the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the way people will celebrate the holidays this year, we do know that Santa Claus will still play a major part in helping to spread joy to people all over the world. In fact, over 150 Santas are available for virtual events on The Bash, ready and waiting to be booked for celebrations.
Read on to find some tips for spreading holiday cheer this year, including a step-by-step guide for performing virtually and ideas for safe contactless events.
With holiday celebrations right around the corner, vendors like Fortune Tellers, Psychics, and Hypnotists are in high demand. Although these holiday events may look different than last year, vendors and party planners are still looking to celebrate safely.
We caught up with Fortune Teller Mystic Kathryn & Associates, Hypnotist Amye Scharlau, and Psychic Davida Rappaport to find out what they are doing to perform at virtual events right now and what advice they have for other performers during this time.
