Dennis Regling: One Word to Increase Fees!Inside MagicMagic News Updated Daily for the Professional Magician

Developing Clients with the Magic Word Dennis Regling, Magic Editor of BellaOnline , consistently offers outstanding ideas on how to find and keep clients.

We were intrigued by the topic in his outstanding newsletter. "The best way to add instant credibility to your business and to book more shows with one little word."

One word? We thought and thought but couldn't think of anything other than "beg" or "blackmail."

He had us and we followed the link to his web site.

We were going to be so disappointed if it turned out to be some kind of gimmick, a tease, a bait and switch, a bamboozle, or a ploy.

Mr. Regling's advice is immediately self-evident and does fit into one word. He explains that it was built out of need:

I do a lot of school shows. Every year, there
is more and more competition. Sadly, too many performers will cut
price, cut price and cut price again to get a booking. How do I command
$500 plus when the imitators and Johnny-come-latelys are offering $100
shows?

The question is, how do you separate yourself from the pack? How can
you stand out and get the shows and the price I need? (Oops, two
questions.)

One magic word. If you are trying to book school and library shows, OR public speaking gigs, the magic word is . . .

Those are our elipses marks. He provides the magic word at the end of that sentence but we don't want to ruin the surprise for you. Check out his web page today and learn the magic word to make you more credibile and more worthy of higher fees, as well as concrete methods of putting the concept into action.

Once you see the article, you'll agree he's right. The word directly addresses the school and motivational speaking markets but we suppose it could be applied to almost any niche.

Mr. Regling offers ideas based on this concept and even offers to help you utilize the concept to improve your positioning in your own market.

We would ruin his surprise and tell you the magic word if Mr. Regling wasn't a great guy who has been very kind to Quinlan's Inside Magic over the years.

Do yourself a favor, check out Mr. Regling's page and consider what he has to offer. He is always thinking, this Mr. Regling.

And that keeps us always looking forward to reading Mr. Regling's materials. Visit his web site and subscribe to his free newsletter.

Developing Clients with the Magic Word Dennis Regling, Magic Editor of BellaOnline , consistently offers outstanding ideas on how to find and keep clients.

We were intrigued by the topic in his outstanding newsletter. "The
best way to add instant credibility to your business and to book more
shows with one little word."

One word? We thought and thought but couldn't think of anything other than "beg" or "blackmail."

He had us and we followed the link to his web site.

We were going to be so disappointed if it turned out to be some kind of
gimmick, a tease, a bait and switch, a bamboozle, or a ploy.

Mr. Regling's advice is immediately self-evident and does fit into one word. He explains that it was built out of need:

I do a lot of school shows. Every year, there
is more and more competition. Sadly, too many performers will cut
price, cut price and cut price again to get a booking. How do I command
$500 plus when the imitators and Johnny-come-latelys are offering $100
shows?

The question is, how do you separate yourself from the pack? How can
you stand out and get the shows and the price I need? (Oops, two
questions.)

One magic word. If you are trying to book school and library shows, OR public speaking gigs, the magic word is . . .

Those are our elipses marks. He provides the magic word at the end of
that sentence but we don't want to ruin the surprise for you. Check
out his web page today and learn the magic word to make you more
credibile and more worthy of higher fees, as well as concrete methods
of putting the concept into action.

Once you see the article, you'll agree he's right. The word directly
addresses the school and motivational speaking markets but we suppose
it could be applied to almost any niche.

Mr. Regling offers ideas based on this concept and even offers to help
you utilize the concept to improve your positioning in your own market.

We would ruin his surprise and tell you the magic word if Mr. Regling
wasn't a great guy who has been very kind to Quinlan's Inside Magic
over the years.

Do yourself a favor, check out Mr. Regling's page and consider what he has to offer. He is always thinking, this Mr. Regling.

And that keeps us always looking forward to reading Mr. Regling's materials. Visit his web site and subscribe to his free newsletter.

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