A lot of this informal local advertising stuff is in place for small business owners and venue bookers to support each other and look community-oriented. I’ve been piggybacking off of it for decades and as long as you’re prepared for a lot of rejection, you can make some solid headway. If you’re trying to compete with a local event booker who’s got $1.5m in the bank, it’s not gonna get you far, but for DIY stuff like this it works great.
:gold-ancom: Excellent POST
Thank you!
A lot of this informal local advertising stuff is in place for small business owners and venue bookers to support each other and look community-oriented. I’ve been piggybacking off of it for decades and as long as you’re prepared for a lot of rejection, you can make some solid headway. If you’re trying to compete with a local event booker who’s got $1.5m in the bank, it’s not gonna get you far, but for DIY stuff like this it works great.
I think a lot of paralysis comes from thinking too big about this kind of stuff. When you break it down this way it sounds really manageable.