who can Create my Own custom Affiliate Program

1. Describe what you do. This may sound obvious, but it's worth reiterating! Describe what type of entertainment or service you specialize in, as well as what clients can expect from you if they were to hire you. 2. Don't be modest. Let’s hear about your accomplishments. Tell us about awards, notable past gigs, and even recent client reviews - don’t be afraid to name-drop! This will stand out to potential clients. 3. Keep it short and sweet. Make sure that your bio isn't too long, but has enough detail to fully explain what you do and why you are so great at it.  We see profile descriptions that are 1900 characters work best for our top bookers! 4. Avoid the grammar police. IT'S FUN TO WRITE IN ALL CAPS, but that can make you look very unprofessional. Ask a friend or colleague to read it over, and remember to use spellcheck and write in complete sentences! 5. Be passionate. Express how much you enjoy what you do professionally, and let potential clients know why you love working in the live event business! Clients will be able to feel your excitement and passion for what you do through your description. 

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My experience with technology and, in particular, my ability to maintain and update websites, make me a good match for this position. In my most recent position, I was responsible for maintaining our department web page. This required me to update student and faculty profiles, and post information about upcoming events. In my free time, I learned to code in JavaScript and Swift. I then used my coding skills to revamp our homepage and received praise from our department head and the Dean of Students for my initiative. I would love to bring my coding skills and my general passion for learning new technologies to this position.