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Music Marketing and Promotion Workshop
Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 5:01 pm
A free Music Marketing and Promotion workship will be held in Manukau on March 11.

Funded by NZ Trade and Enterprise, the workshop is designed to help music sector businesses raise their profile. It will look at promotional skills, publicity plans and more with topics including target markets; establishing a reputation; promotion and radio.

Presenters include Gwyn Thomas and Mark Kneebone, with registered attendees entitled to a one-on-one coaching session after the workshop.

Register with [email protected] or call 09 968 8551.
 

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