Williams, Glyn, Professor

How to Make Money with a Quiz Night: How to Make Money Part Time As a Quiz Night Host Williams, Glyn, Professor

Publisher Marketing: Here is a great way to make money in the evenings If you are looking for fundraising ideas then pub quizzes are fantastic vehicles for raising money. If you are a disc jockey looking to find out how to DJ then a pub quiz could be a great way in. All around the civilised world in every town and city and on every night of the week there are quiz nights. Thirsty customers attend bars in droves to prove they are smarter than the average person by answering general knowledge quiz questions.. This short book gives simple and clear instruction on how you could make thousands a year being a quiz night host for your local bar, venue or pub. Who should read this? Those wanting a part time or full time income from entertaining Mobile disco owners Bar, Pub and Club owners Disc Jockeys Those looking for fundraising ideas Inside you will find: The equipment will you need (It's nothing like you would expect) Exactly why you are there (it's not just to entertain) Exactly how to present your quiz night The exact formula to make a successful event that leaves both the customers AND the venue owners begging for more. The special formula which means you will earn more than your competition A step by step method to get the business - (Most think that this is the hard bit, it isn't at all. In fact it's easy to fill your calendar with work several times a week). If you believe that it's just about asking questions and giving out answers then you are short of the mark. That's what the low paid quiz hosts do. It's why they cant hold a night down for months and months unless they do it cheap. The formula and understanding given in this book will mean you can charge much more than your competition, can secure longer bookings and can produce pub quizzes that are more successful than any of the competition around you. Venue owners (and your bank) will love you! The author of the book used this exact system to secure pub quiz bookings that were typically 40% more lucrative than the competition. Quizzes where the venue owners asked to increase from one to two nights a week and had their pub rammed with customers! For Disc Jockeys with a mobile disco looking to increase their midweek business this will help you too. Contributor Bio:  Williams, Glyn, Professor Glyn Williams is Emeritus Professor of History at Queen Mary, University of London, and the author of many books including "The Death of Captain Cook, Voyages of Delusion", and "The Prize of all the Oceans".