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Magicians love the restoration work. They go to restaurants like gulls on the sea shore. Of course, the reason is obvious .. restaurants have been and continue to be one of the main places where magicians can perform their magic and earn a substantial income. Restaurants have also was one of the reasons training base near the right set magicians who develop their routine and performing personas, while entertaining foreigners in a public place.
Why the relationship between restaurants and magicians? Restaurants, like any business, we constantly strive to customers Through the door, especially during the week of midterm. Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays are typically slow days for restaurants, and the idea of having an interpreter, as a magician, clown or balloon artist on hand to entertain and encourage customers who may not otherwise come to the restaurant mid-week, is the only reason many magicians have a job at all.
For the magician, this resulted in a variety of works during the first part of the week, then a noise to the weekend to bring profitable gigs. This lack of work on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays magician has led many to continue to support on full-time jobs to make ends meet ...
Perhaps ... just maybe ... I can change this trend in your life and you make the list of "full-time professionals.
The restaurants have empty tables during the week are usually long queues on these tables on the same weekend, at least in most national chains like Outback, Applebees, Ruby Tuesday and TGIF, for example. Of course, most communities locally owned restaurants that face the same "problem" .. if you want to call it ...
Restaurants love "problems" of this kind. Customers waiting outside their doors is a sign, somehow, that their institutions are popular restaurants. But ... There is a drawback that many restaurants do not take into account, in part because they do not know how to cope.
Dollars are dollars, and all times potential customers walk away from a restaurant and go to another, the first property is a loser, regardless of how many customers they wait in line. You never want your customers to eat elsewhere.
As wonderful a car as a Mercedes may be, dealers Mercedes does not want you to test ever drive a Jaguar or a BMW. They want you to come back to their dealer, without hesitation, whenever you're ready to buy a new car. There may be something as simple as the way a Jaguar engine purrs, or odor new car from BMW that induces a Mercedes owner to switch brands. Dealers do not want to take that chance, and they will bend over backwards to make sure take them to your dealer first and only, choice ..
Restaurants have the same problem. They may lose a customer to a competitor on a piece of cheesecake or a selection of music.
One of the first rules of successful marketing is showing the potential client to "profit" of your services. It's not important that you are a magician of the club of the year, or former magician in one of their competitors. Not important you're super friendly multi talented, multilingual, or ambidextrous. What is important is - what can you do for the restaurant to justify their paying you to do. How your performance put money in THEIR pocket. It's that simple.
If you can convince a restaurant owner / GM that you can prevent potential customers increasingly frustrated by long queues and long lines and taking their money elsewhere, you can keep customers' online and happy - you have your foot firmly in the door.
Submit to the owner / GM who they hire you waiting customers entertained. Number of parties Do you persuaded to stay to pay your salary? With the average bill for a group of four people at a national chain from eighty hundred dollars - not much.
Entertaining customers expect is an ideal location for magicians. Now your role is more that of a entertainer strolling a table-hoppers. You can entertain clients without the distraction of food, drinks, and wait staff. You can expand a relationship with your audience, as it should have their attention.
You'll help customers pass the time, and waiting their turn in a (hopefully) memorable experience. Restaurants see loyal customers weekly enjoyment of good food and good entertainment. This should be a win-win-win for restaurant, the customer and you.
Working as a wizard to walk you may require to change your routine a little, but it's worth it. I think you find refreshing new change. Work table hopping during the week and walk at the weekend adds some diversity to your performance that will actually make you look forward to the two styles, and make you a more well-rounded performer as well.
Depending on the type of waiting area of your restaurant you may be able to sit a table and make a style more "room" of magic, and leave customers waiting just for you entertainment. This would extend your repertoire and allow you to control the angles, but, alas ... Not all restaurants have the room to accommodate in this style.
Since you will not solicit tips, the restaurant will pay for your services directly, which should be the case anyway. But the amount of money you can save the restaurant should be much more than cover your income.
Take this idea, add your personal touch to it, and see if it has no power to change the way you look at the restoration work.
Rick Carruth is the editor of Magic Roadshow... magic's Premier Free newsletter. A selection of articles, tips, tricks, interviews, and resources are included in each issue. Sign up at: http://StreetMagic.info
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