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Want to work in Japan? (Vol.3 – FINAL!)
Hi Everybody,
We received a number of replies (Thank you!) and based on the feedback, we have finalized some regulations which will make things easier and better for the performers who list on the site.
We charge you ONLY ONCE when you first register, there are no annual or semi-annual charges. You will be able to put your listing on the site as long as you want with one payment!!
In addition, each time you confirm a contract through the site we would ask for a finder's fee. This would be a flat fee, regardless of the size of the contract, instead of a percentage.
For more details, please go to http://www.flybob.com/pljservice.html
And don’t forget, our special offer will end on March 31.
Again, we do not want to be a booking agency. We want to provide an alternative to the traditional way of connecting performers and clients, and we hope you will support us.
I am going to Japan next week, I will complete the Japanese listing site with the Japanese web designer, and promote “P-links Japan” in Japan.
We have a number of existing contacts, and we're compiling information on new clients. We have a database of over 100 now and we expect it to be close to 200 by March or April.
We will be constantly developing the number of Japanese viewers; we will call, send directmail, email, put ads on major search engines, and hope to link this site to many other sites which will help put this site on the top of search engine results.
If you want to work in Japan, please think about this and join us!
We are looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you.
Best regards,
Miyako Palmer
We received a number of replies (Thank you!) and based on the feedback, we have finalized some regulations which will make things easier and better for the performers who list on the site.
We charge you ONLY ONCE when you first register, there are no annual or semi-annual charges. You will be able to put your listing on the site as long as you want with one payment!!
In addition, each time you confirm a contract through the site we would ask for a finder's fee. This would be a flat fee, regardless of the size of the contract, instead of a percentage.
For more details, please go to http://www.flybob.com/pljservice.html
And don’t forget, our special offer will end on March 31.
Again, we do not want to be a booking agency. We want to provide an alternative to the traditional way of connecting performers and clients, and we hope you will support us.
I am going to Japan next week, I will complete the Japanese listing site with the Japanese web designer, and promote “P-links Japan” in Japan.
We have a number of existing contacts, and we're compiling information on new clients. We have a database of over 100 now and we expect it to be close to 200 by March or April.
We will be constantly developing the number of Japanese viewers; we will call, send directmail, email, put ads on major search engines, and hope to link this site to many other sites which will help put this site on the top of search engine results.
If you want to work in Japan, please think about this and join us!
We are looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you.
Best regards,
Miyako Palmer