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Get Famous

Singing for Life

Radio Toolkit 2.0 released

Great non-barbershop contests and shows for Barbershoppers

BHS Anniversary Press Kit

Sample Proclamation

Enter the Contemporary A Cappella Recordings Awards

Singing for Life: Questions and Answers

Singing for Life: Planning Timetable

Media Lists Available

Three simple messages describe barbershop harmony

Glossary of Barbershop Terms and Acronyms

Chapter Program Manager Job Description

Pattern News Releases

It’s Not Too Early To Start Making Your Plans for Singing Valentines!

Interview guide

Getting more free publicity

Marketing barbershop performances

Get Your Chapter's Web Site Up and Running for 35 Dollars or Less

Performance as Public Relations

Barbershop Web Site in a Box

Barbershop Web Development

PROBE presents awards

Put the PR in Performance

Listing Your Chapter in the Telephone Book

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What's New in Get Famous

Singing for Life
Last Published: 5/12/2008

70 years and Going Strong!
Last Published: 4/11/2008

BHS Anniversary Press Kit
Founded in 1938, the Barbershop Harmony Society is celebrating many years of barbershop harmony. Details here.
Last Published: 4/7/2008

Sample Proclamation
Celebrate Harmony Week! This sample Proclamation can help.
Last Published: 4/7/2008

Radio Toolkit 2.0 released
Make radio spots quickly with the BHS Radio Toolkit.
Last Published: 3/11/2008

New Manuals

Chapter Marketing Ideas Manual [doc: 146 KB]
Invaluable suggestions for your chapter's Public Relation efforts.
Last Published: 12/13/2005

Barbershop Web Site in a Box [zip: 173 KB]
Mark Cary offer a quick web site for any chapter. Simply edit a few docs with your chapter information, and post to any server in the world.
Last Published: 8/16/2004

The best-kept secret? Not anymore! [pdf: 256 KB]
Five great articles on generating local awareness and membership, from the May/June 2002 Harmonizer. Formatted for classroom use.
Last Published: 2/13/2004

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