The Business of storytelling: 

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I attended a presentation from a storyteller who talked about the business. Here are some of my notes.

  • You know your level to as a storyteller and can charge more when schools, fairs, libraries and care centers start calling you to tell stories
  • Go to events. The children attend.
  • If you send a thank you note to a gig after you have told their that helps to be remembered and can increase your chances about being called back.
  • As you try to schedule yourself for an annual event you want to let those running the event that you will not cause extra work.
  • Always go 30 minutes early.
  • Have your program, well-planned.
  • Let them know the event.
  • Clean up after yourself.
  • Have a short survey form and then post positive comments on your website.
  • Have bookmarks
  • Arrange to have the check ready in the front desk.
  • Define in advance what is expected on both sides. The policy of the contract was saying up the gig.
  • W9 tax form.
  • Have a website.
  • On your website provide content that you would want to share. Post new events on the iCloud.

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