Rock Star Business Series is Live For Less Than a Burrito

This morning we opened the door to the new Rock Star Business Series. Essentially it is a training platform for young entrepreneurs to learn online tools and how to apply them to their brand and their business. It costs less than a burrito to get started.

Here is a video I shot with Ryan Browne, a student in the first round of the Rock Star Series

So, this is not the sales pitch, if you want that, head on over to the Sales Page.

I did want to say that I am extremely happy with the effort and the value we have been able to provide to this next group of young entrepreneurs. We have lowered the cost and improved the value. There is no better feeling than getting an email that says your training has helped them do something cool.

If you are a young entrepreneur and want to join this group of young entrepreneurs, go check out the sales page. I think you are going to love it.

Other Notes and Tidbits
I'll be in Atlanta this weekend for those that want to catch up. Looking forward to another marketing conference, the SEC Championship and seeing some old friends.

This Thanksgiving we spent the better half of the morning with our homeless friends in Orlando. The event was moving and really brings out the best in people. Check out the full wrap up on the Rock For Hunger Blog.

Have a great week.

-Greg

Playing the Crowd at Atlantis

Here is a short clip from the Atlantis panel on Thursday. I like to get the audience involved and right around 1/2 way through this clip, you can see how I got their attention. I hope it helped and they will start to harness some of the things that we walked about.

Also in the video is Mike Bajrami, the President of Annex Projekt Creative. We had a great convo over brunch and it continued into the panel.

Enjoy!

-Greg Rollett

Roadtrip | Atlanta for Atlantis

Hey folks, 

I am taking a nice road trip up to Atlanta tomorrow through Sunday. It should actually be a great trip. I am speaking at Atlantis Music Conference on a HUGE Panel on the Digial Music Generation. I will be sitting alongside some awesome names in the business, check out their names and companies:

• Jonathon Alexander (Tap It)
  
• Christian L. Castle (Castle Attourneys)
  
• Bryan Calhoun (Label Management Systems)
  
• Michelle Roach (Michelle Roach Media Relations)
  
• Mike Bajrami (Annex Project Creative)
  
• Michael Corcoran (MusicSUBMIT)
  
• Bakari Brock (YouTube)
  
• Lou Plaia (Reverbnation)
  

Very stoked for this. There is also a panelist brunch on Thursday morning that will showcase even more talented music industry folks. Hope I can get a few words out with all the big names and big companies on my side. 

As the week continues in Atlanta, I am very excited to meet Duncan Freeman, founder of Band Metrics and Indie Music Tech, plus a special project that we have been working on for a few months. I am excited to get behind the scenes on Band Metrics, which he debuted at TC50 last week.  Sign up today to be the first in line when they give out invites. 

Should be a great trip. My wife and the puppy are coming along, as wil the MacBook for post writing and finishing the eBook that will serve as teh basis for the eCourse on Digial Music Marketing and Promotion. One chapter at a time. 

In the meantime, go and check out Creating Gen-Y Magic, the site I am co-writing with Lee Cockerell to promote his new book, Creating Magic. I'll get you all the scoop on that when the time is right!

Cyanara! (A-Town people msg me on Twitter to link up)

-Greg Rollett