3 February 2010 – When you’re starting out in show business, you’ll need to live off every gig that will be thrown in your direction. The problem is that a new talent will probably find it difficult to land steady gigs with various music venues. Platinum Millennium, Inc., a renowned company specializing in multimedia solutions has recently launched a website that will provide resources for those who want to know how to book paying gigs and attract fans and supporters.

“I’ve seen a lot of great talents, striving to live off gig after gig without really making it big in the industry,” says Ty Cohen, president of Platinum Millennium and a respected expert in the music industry. “These talents go to waste because they don’t get the following that they deserve. This is why we have launched Gigging for Dollars.”

The website is going to direct users to a new material that will teach them about landing gigs that will also attract fans and supporters. It will also outline the secrets to booking any gig on any entertainment venue that will bring musicians sufficient exposure.

“The best thing about this is that the tips are going to be given for free,” Cohen said. He adds that this is his way of giving back to the industry. “We can’t let that talent go to waste just because they don’t know about the opportunities that are just waiting for them to tap into.”

Cohen states that when you’re a novice, it’s difficult to get entertainment venues to trust in your talent. The new resource will help upcoming musicians land the gigs that they want and negotiate a fair rate while they are at it.

The website promises to help musicians book up to six months worth of gigs through the material’s helpful tips with no strings attached. Interested parties may visit the GiggingforDollars.com website to learn more.