If you know the genre of music you want to play, decide what kinds of instruments you will need and make sure to mention who/what you're looking for in your fliers (e.g. Looking for a jazz trumpet player).
Superfly launched at TechCrunch Disrupt SF in 2010 with plans to become the Mint.com of travel, or more specifically, for your rewards and frequent flier miles and travel spending.
They also should provide an easy to understand chart of what you really get for your miles: 10,000 Frequent-flier miles: Sit in our beautiful waiting area, where you will have the opportunity to put your coffee on a side table if you can find one and recharge your computer in one of our two easily accessible outlets, conveniently located behind the check-in counter.
Create fliers for your Bible study session.
You're going to need cash to pay for all that swag, for your campaign posters and fliers, and to cover your travel costs, among various other expenses.
Make fliers for your event and post them in popular places in town like the supermarket, phone booths, kiosks, local bars and coffee shops etc. Find a company to donate some sort of thing to give people at the door, like a t-shirt, a food or drink item etc. Surprisingly, small touches like these attract more people to your event.
But even in the bigger seats, I'll bet that lunch will still be served (squashed) in a paper bag, headphones will still cost extra, and though you will get frequent-flier miles for your loyalty and your trouble, you won't get any more than the guy next to you, whose flight you are subsidizing.
Plug in your frequent flier card, for example, and it will update your mileage and tell the check-in staff your preference — aisle or window.
For starters, tally up your frequent flier miles and find out which airlines fly to the region you plan to visit.
Check out your frequent flier program for more details.
