Following sold-out workshops on the Gold Coast, The Power-Up Series is bringing its high energy, information-packed “boot-camp” about media and marketing in the music industry to Brisbane, Thursday 29 September, 10am-12:30pm.
The media and marketing workshops are developed and delivered by Sam Morris, Editor of Blank GC and founder of the Gold Coast Music Awards and Kylie Cobb, owner of Kitty Kitty Bang Bang Publicity and Marketing and music journalist for Tone Deaf and Blank GC.
Together they have decades of experience in media, marketing and communications across a range of sectors as well as bringing a fresh and unique perspective to the music industry with an understanding of what creatives need to know.
Sound to formal for your liking? YOU ARE SO WRONG!
Kylie says ”We keep it personal, punchy and practical. Sam wears her docs, I tell inappropriate jokes. But most importantly people walk away with some information they can implement straight away that aims to earn them more fans, more $$$ and attract greater opportunities.
Presented by AAA Backstage and Blank GC, the 2.5 hour workshop is developed especially for creatives, promising to give independent artists access to strategies, “often reserved in the music industry for the big guns,” said Kylie.
Whether you are a photographer, musician, writer, blogger, publicist or you want to put your foot in the door as a creative in the music industry this is where you need to be on Thursday.
Book your tickets now: http://www.thepowerupseries.com/
What:
AAA Backstage and Blank GC proudly present
The Power-Up Series: Media & Marketing Boot-Camp for Creatives.
The 2.5hr workshop packs in half a day’s worth of content covering the Five Pillars of Bangin’ Profile:
~How to Get Your Mug in the Media
~How to Brand the Sh*t out of Your Stuff
~How to Unleash Your Social Media Extrovert
~How to Harness the Powers of Superfans
~How to Secure Powerful Partnerships
When & Where:
Brisbane: Thursday 29 September 10am-12:30pm @ Battery Station, Fortitude Valley
By Who:
The Power-Up Series workshops are developed and delivered by Sam Morris, Editor of Blank GC and founder of the Gold Coast Music Awards and Kylie Cobb, owner of Kitty Kitty Bang Bang Publicity and Marketing and music journalist for Tone Deaf and Blank GC.
How much:
2.5 hours of power for just $69. The best 69er you’ll invest this year!
Numbers are limited and the Gold Coast workshop sold out, so be sure to grab your spot now!
