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<blockquote data-quote="Captain_Commando" data-source="post: 4773744" data-attributes="member: 71848">My target is about $900 a month so I don't need to be fully booked at my rates, just 2-3 sessions a week to meet my needs and turn a profit. Also, my rates are based on actual local entertainment costs. It's between broadway shows and movies in NYC, and it's not for everyone. There are those in NYC who can easily afford this luxury, especially if splitting the cost in a group. The real profit however will probably come from publishing my adventures a little bit later on, whether it's through a game company or through my site as pdf downloads. The big problem may have been my resumé, which I've been getting help with recently. There were things that I didn't put on it which I probably should have in the beginning. Things like MS word, photoshop, and volunteer work I've done for a church.Tav's post about his adventures in S. Korea reminded me that someone suggested that I try marketing to military people with this. Ranking officers might be into games that test their teamwork and strategy skills. The war games service I'm going to put up might be a big sell in that case.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Captain_Commando, post: 4773744, member: 71848"] My target is about $900 a month so I don't need to be fully booked at my rates, just 2-3 sessions a week to meet my needs and turn a profit. Also, my rates are based on actual local entertainment costs. It's between broadway shows and movies in NYC, and it's not for everyone. There are those in NYC who can easily afford this luxury, especially if splitting the cost in a group. The real profit however will probably come from publishing my adventures a little bit later on, whether it's through a game company or through my site as pdf downloads. The big problem may have been my resumé, which I've been getting help with recently. There were things that I didn't put on it which I probably should have in the beginning. Things like MS word, photoshop, and volunteer work I've done for a church. Tav's post about his adventures in S. Korea reminded me that someone suggested that I try marketing to military people with this. Ranking officers might be into games that test their teamwork and strategy skills. The war games service I'm going to put up might be a big sell in that case. [/QUOTE]

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