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240 stories by "Adam Thurman"

Spreading the idea by Adam Thurman

At a core level here is the question we all struggle with: How do you get an idea to spread? Ideas are ultimately stronger then things. Artistic performances come and go. It's the idea, the …

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 9:39am on July 25, 2011

Paradox Marketing Plan #3 - The Time Factor by Adam Thurman

Time is one of the most vital, but unappreciated, marketing factors. Great ideas fall apart because they were not given the time they needed to full develop. So, once you have set your goals…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:20am on July 20, 2011

Paradox Marketing Plan #2 - Financial Goals by Adam Thurman

So you've decided what your strategic marketing goals should be. Now let's talk about the money. First, please revisit this post on setting financial objectives. It talks about some of the e…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:04am on July 18, 2011

Riffs on Price by Adam Thurman

It never fails. I've get my little series on arts marketing tactics all laid out and then BAM another conversation about dynamic pricing kicks off. So I'll do this one brief detour and talk …

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 9:37am on July 13, 2011

Paradox Art Marketing Plan #1 - Double Goals by Adam Thurman

Alright, time to switch things up a bit. For the next several weeks posts will come Monday, Wednesday and Friday. For this first series of post, I'm going to dive into the fundamentals of ma…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:00am on July 11, 2011

The right type of crazy by Adam Thurman

I was watching a mixed martial arts fight on TV. The announcer said that one of the fighters was "the right type of crazy" to make it in that particular world. I think we can all acknowledge…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:12am on June 27, 2011

In defense of small risks by Adam Thurman

The reason no one lets you take big risks is probably because you haven't shown the ability to consistently plan, execute and manage small risks. Big risks are overrated. It's easy to imagin…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:08am on June 27, 2011

Double Budget by Adam Thurman

It's important to remember what things actually cost, even if you're not paying some (or all) of those costs. During my early days I would keep two budgets for artistic events. One that refl…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:20am on June 22, 2011

What you don't know by Adam Thurman

Arts marketers are easy and juicy targets for blame and ridicule so I could relate to the frustrations of folks like Alli. I used to get bothered when I would hear people talk about how much…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 9:59am on June 21, 2011

Choosing Your Problems by Adam Thurman

I'm sure the CEO of Southwest Air would love it if he didn't have to deal with the fact that airlines are so expensive, or that they need to be constantly repaired, or that fuel costs change…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:15am on June 20, 2011

The myth of engagement by Adam Thurman

A quick reminder about audience "engagement." Social media doesn't create engagement. It is simply a tool to leverage the engagement created by the artistic event. It can be helpful to under…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:11am on June 15, 2011

The perils of artistic inbreeding by Adam Thurman

Ferran Adria is one of the most acclaimed chefs in the world. By any reasonable definition, he's an artist. His advice to his fellow chefs/artists is interesting. Here's his response to the …

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:27am on June 14, 2011

When it changes by Adam Thurman

When I have difficulty managing a life in the arts it tends to have a common cause: Things changed and I didn't know it. Life in this world can be so insular. The same artists hanging around…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:25am on June 13, 2011

Somebody is watching by Adam Thurman

One of the toughest lessons in leadership for me to learn was this one: People are watching you. I don't mean that in a paranoid way. I mean that people are taking their cues from your words…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:12am on June 9, 2011

Conflicting Thoughts by Adam Thurman

I call this little thing of mine "Mission Paradox" because I believe that you need to embrace conflicting thoughts. Here's two of them: 1. To thrive in the world of art and commerce you need…

SOURCE: Mission Paradox at 10:06am on June 8, 2011
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