That's the beauty of tapping into other people's audiences. When you stop trying to build everything from scratch and instead connect with people who already have captive audiences, everything changes.
This is where the conference market becomes your secret weapon.
Think about it: conferences, conventions, and corporate events have one thing in common—they've already done the hard work of gathering hundreds or thousands of people in one place. These organizers have spent their budgets and resources ensuring people show up. Their success depends on delivering quality content and entertainment.
That's where you come in.
Instead of promoting to individual fans, you build relationships with decision-makers—event planners, association leaders, corporate organizers—who bring you in and provide the audience. It's like skipping the line and walking right into the spotlight.
The benefits are game-changing:
- You get booked for higher-paying gigs (often $2K–$10K+)
- You build authority by being the "invited guest"
- You reach entire rooms of ideal listeners—without promoting to each one
- You free up more time to do what you love: sing, write, perform
My friend Tiamo discovered this path after years of struggling with the same promotion burnout you're feeling. He's now performed for over 100,000 people in the conference market—without a label, a huge following, or traditional booking strategies.
In his free 3-part video series, he'll show you:
- How to identify conferences where your performance style fits perfectly
- The exact approach to contact decision-makers (that doesn't sound desperate)
- What you need to say (and NOT say) to get booked
- How to turn one performance into an avalanche of future opportunities
🎥 Watch the training here (the 1st two videos are already out!)
Imagine focusing on your craft instead of your marketing calendar. Imagine walking into venues where people are already excited to see you perform—even if they've never heard of you before.
It's time to stop exhausting yourself with promotion and start performing for audiences that someone else gathered for you.
You just show up and shine.
Always in your corner,
<3 Bree