Topics to be discussed: fetish specialization/niche marketing, affiliate sales, kinky social networking, fetish event coordination, group/party organization, website development, kink videography and photography, using technology to advance your reach.So, you've chosen to make your living in kink.  Congratulations and welcome to The Industry!  You're probably here because you're kinky, you're out about it, and you want to do something for a living that isn't only fun and satisfying, but pays the bills too.  Kink might be your forte, but if no one knows what you do or how well you do it, you won't succeed, it's just that plain and simple.  Class attendees will be able to answer the following questions after this workshop: What are the best ways to market myself considering my interest and skillset?  How can I diversify my fetish portfolio in rough economic times?  How can I use technology and some basic computer literacy to reach more clients?  Come join Miss Chris as she presents some useful tips and tricks on how to present yourself as the pro you already are!

Have you ever entered a play space and thought eww when you looked at the equipment and lack of antiseptics and other supplies?  There are many things seen and unseen that effect the health and reputation of a space or practitioner and the care for others. One of the hallmarks of a good space or practitioner is their attention to cleanliness and the health and well being of the people who place themselves in their hands.  Let’s face it, this is good business.  Here Michael Sol with the support of his sponsor Kinky Medical.net will discuss:

·      Good antiseptic practices in the dungeon covering antiseptics and cleaning supplies (merits and applications), knowledge of kill times and labeling practices.

·      Up to date information on health concerns including, blood borne pathogens,  MRSA and STDs

·      Clean up and good practices with biohazards and waste.

·     Proper use and information about PPE (personal protective equipment) and shields such as      tarps and plastic.

·     Clean practice in Med and Blood Play.

·     Assessment of equipment

Handouts, manufacturer product information, resources, and ideas for signage and other items will be provided. As leaders and business in the kink community we have the responsibility for and can benefit from maintaining a clean reputation for our practices

Ms Serene