How To Get Gigs, and Keep Clients is William Draven's first book on the business side of show business. This is a no-holds-barred work in which William shares all the details of marketing yourself, getting gigs, and getting repeat business in a hard to make it industry. Every subject from promotional packages, cold calling, interviews, goal setting, and even post-show procedures are covered in this expansive e-book.

This is what others have said about William's work:

"The information in this Ebook is gold, and kicks ass period, the end" ~Morgan Strebler

"One of the most common questions I get from beginner magicians is how can they get shows. Generally the answer is longwinded and too much for their fragile minds to handle. Thankfully William Draven has literally written the book on the various outlets and ways to pursue obtaining gigs and build a client base. This is not theory and pipe dreams but proven working methods used by workers all over the world and is a MUST for any beginner magicians looking to get into actually performing. You've worked hard on your magic, now it is time to make magic work for YOU. As the saying goes: it's called show BUSINESS...and business is the bigger word and THIS is the perfect companion book to help you start." Dan Sperry

"You have great insight and a kind will to help other people which I personally cherish. I like that in a person." Jason Brumbalow -VP Ellusionist

"I read it. I read the whole darn thing. And I hate it. I totally hate it, yet I ask you to get this! " Roland Henning - Weekly Magic Failure Blog

"What Will doesn't know about getting gigs and more importantly getting REPEAT bookings isn't worth knowing. A great read and it will be valuable to the beginner and the professional!" Dee Christopher UK Magician -Mindlapse.net

This volume includes expanded chapters, new material, a secret bonus chapter that William removed from the original outline, plus many more golden nuggets of advice. Buy this e-book, and see for yourself why William garners so much respect among his fellow magicians. If you can't find paying work after reading this book, then maybe magic isn't for you.