How many people see you perform per week?

[Jason Soll]

Friends,

I need some quick data. On average, how many people per week see you perform per week?

Thanks for submitting the data to the poll above!


Jason

 

[Jack Webster]

live or on the internet?

 

[ZacEckstein]

50 to 75 (wrd count)

 

[Jason Soll]

Both live and internet included.

Thanks,

Jason

 

[Cardz9863]

21-40 people

 

[cm763]

If this is for a school project of some sort, I'd just like to mention that this can't be generalized to all magicians, or even magicians who shop at/go to the theory11 website and/or forum, but rather to those who frequent the General Discussion forum.

Also, it's important to note that a huge source of bias is that your sample wasn't randomly chosen.

And, of course, I replied to the poll.

I hope this helps you!

 

[Jason Soll]

If this is for a school project of some sort, I'd just like to mention that this can't be generalized to all magicians, or even magicians who shop at/go to the theory11 website and/or forum, but rather to those who frequent the General Discussion forum.

Also, it's important to note that a huge source of bias is that your sample wasn't randomly chosen.

And, of course, I replied to the poll.

I hope this helps you!

The desired population is magicians that I can target with my online videos, so this should be a good place to get a sample.

And no, this is not for school. It is for something far more ambitious ;-) .

Jason

 

[The Tumbleweed]

Both live and internet included.

Thanks,

Jason

So that's what the world has come to.
People seeing you do tricks over the internet counts as a performance?
Wow. Thanks for the wake up call

 

[CaseyC]

So that's what the world has come to.
People seeing you do tricks over the internet counts as a performance?
Wow. Thanks for the wake up call

Some weeks i don't perform at all but usually it's around 10 or 15 people a week. Are you using this data for a project or something? Just wondering.

 

[Jason Soll]

So that's what the world has come to.
People seeing you do tricks over the internet counts as a performance?
Wow. Thanks for the wake up call

Welcome to internet 2.0. The impact of things seen in person versus things seen online has become increasingly similar.

Obviously, you cannot get the same satisfaction from having a video online than you would performing in person. No question. What I'm interested in knowing now is how many people can be affected, or lives be impacted, from giving just one magician something new to perform.

Imagine teaching 1,000 magicians. Each magician performs for 100 people in a year...that's 100,000 lives positively affected by magic.

Incredible?

Jason

 

[adjones]

I don't know about online, but this week, probably around 60 people. Normally much less than that, though. I debuted Thread at school, and I've performed it in nearly all of my classes, and two times in one (the first time was just for two people). I also performed for my siblings. Now, I've performed magic everyday in my 7th Hour class this week- does that count as like 100 people, since I did perform for them on different days, or does it just count as the 20 or so, since they're the same people? I'm going to assume that it counts as 20 or so.

I'm also going to try to get a restaurant gig next week, so that'll increase the number quite a bit.

So this week, I've probably performed for about 60 people. I'll be performing in my 7th Hour class every Friday from now on, so that's 20 people a week right there. Unless they don't count because again, they're the same people. It just greatly depends.

 

[FadedTemp]

61-80 people each and every week. Working at a hotel makes this easily do-able.

 

[Squ!rrel]

I'd say I perform for about 30 people a week live, as for the internet I rarely post videos online, I don't see much point.

Watchng a video on the internet isn't even close to seeing a live performance, there's no intereaction, no real connection, nothing that makes a performance truly memorable to your spectators. Also, very few people watch magic on the internet, they have better things to do. Almost all the people who watch magic videos on the internet are other magicians.