I expect that your choir, like most amateur choirs in my experience, would describe yourselves solely in social or musical terms – and no way as a choir business. This …
You’re not alone – concert co-marketing
If your choir is anything like the one that I sing in, then you will have a regular audience that you can market to to generate concert ticket sales. You …
Do your choir websites need a spring-clean?
Our choir website (rushmoormvc.com) is now over 4 years old, so I am starting to think about refreshing it. I decided to take a look around at other choir websites …
Concert ticket sales – when should the panic set in?
At the choir that I sing in, Rushmoor Male Voice Choir, we organise our own concerts twice a year. This means that we are well used to that dreaded countdown …
Choir Concert Planner – the full checklist
My last post, “A concert promotion checklist”, did include a fair number of choir concert planner actions which were not strictly about publicity. However, as a result of a couple …
A concert promotion checklist
At my choir, the Rushmoor Male Voice Choir, we are well back into the swing of things rehearsing new items for our Autumn/Winter season. It also means that our annual …
Choir sponsorship – a suggested approach
A visitor to my website recently asked whether I had any suggestions for finding choir sponsorship. Most of my choir marketing advice in previous posts has been targeted at choir …
Choir branding – it’s more than a logo!
A very important element in your choir marketing is your choir branding. What first comes to your mind when you mention a brand name? More often than not it is …
Choir posters & flyers – production and printing guide
Guest author Grainne Slavin provided us with her great choir posters graphical design advice in “Choir poster design – 8 tips from a professional graphic designer” which I am sure …
GDPR for Choirs – don’t bury your head in the sand
The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on 25 May 2018 across all EU member states. And before you stop reading this thinking that it only applies …