The following is a list of the resources, services and products that are part of my “Producer Toolkit” and I recommend them for yours.
INTERNET MARKETING
GoDaddy – Everything you need to register your domain name and host your website.
Mailchimp – Email marketing is the most effective and efficient way to reach your customers. Mailchimp is the most effective and efficient email client out there. The social integration features particularly stand out.
TweetAdder – Looking to add qualified followers to your twitter en masse? Check out TweetAdder.
PRWeb – Need to get a press release out to the entire world (wide web) and don’t have a press agent?
Google Analytics – The ultimate stats machine for your website. And it’s free. If you don’t have it installed on your website, then you don’t really have a website.
PRINTING
4over4.com – Need postcards, postcards, etc. and need them fast? 4over4 has the coolest ordering system around, and they’ll have postcards on your doorstep in 48 hours.
VistaPrint – You can’t beat VistaPrint’s prices or their vast product list. My business cards are printed on VistaPrint.
PRODUCTIVITY
Salesforce – This CRM cloud computing software has been responsible for a drastic increase in my conversions. It helped me get through the economic crisis.
Kindle – I read a lot of scripts, but I only have to carry one Kindle. Not only do I read more, but when I travel, my bags aren’t overweight anymore!
Toodledo – I spent 2 entire days looking for the best To Do list on the web, and ToodleDo won out. Folders, lists, iPhone App. I’ve gotten more done because of ToodleDo.
Elance – Looking for a logo? A web designer? An accountant? Elance connects freelancers from all over the world looking for work. Elance providers have literally saved us over $10,000.
WRITING
Final Draft – Writing a script in Final Draft will help you finish your script faster. That simple.
The Writer’s Journey – Need a blueprint for your show or screenplay? This book is the modern bible for dramatic structure. I keep a copy on my desk and consult it whenever I’m in a plot pickle.
BOOKS
Check out the books I recommend to the right of this page.
If you have a product that helps make you a better Producer or Artist, please email me so I can share it with my readers.
One Response to Ken Recommends
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
SIGN UP TODAY
MOST POPULAR BLOG POSTS
Categories
- 10 Questions for Broadway Pros
- Administrative Jobs
- Advice from Experts
- Auditions
- Books
- Broadway Grosses
- Broadway Stars
- Broadway Vocabulary
- Buy Tickets
- Creative Jobs
- Design Jobs
- Economics
- Favorite Quotes
- Flops
- Food and Drink
- Fun on a Friday
- Games
- Internships
- Investing in Theater
- Investors
- Jobs
- Kenisms
- Marketing
- Miscellaneous
- Music
- Musicals
- Overheard At Angus
- Plays
- Politics
- Producing
- Production Staff
- Questions From Readers
- Religion
- Shows
- Sports
- Sunday Giveaway
- Technical Jobs
- The Most Popular Posts of the Month
- The Show I Want to See This Week
- Things To See
- Tony Awards
- Travel
- Uncategorized
- Unions
- Web Sites
- Web/Tech
- Weblogs
- Writing
Archives
Upcoming Seminars
Ken’s Top 5 Reads
Purple Cow: Transform Your Business...
Seth Godin
buy now
The Writers Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers
Seth Godin
buy now
The Commercial Theater Institute ...
Frederic B. Vogel & Ben Hodges
buy now
Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion
Robert B. Cialdini
buy now
Producing Theatre : A Business Guide
Donald C. Farber
buy now





Hi, Ken! I’ve been scouring Google for a trustworthy source of theatre production team terms and can’t find what I’m looking for. Specifically, I need to know the different hats worn — what they’re called, what their function is, who’s senior to junior, etc., and possibly even how much each person would make in proportion to everyone else. Do you have a source to suggest?