About Us
Sound Works Productions is a full service audio, video and lighting production and rental house. We offer services ranging from small corporate events to large concerts and conferences. Our range of services is very diverse and include capabilities such as; audio, video, and lighting systems, simultaneous interpretation hardware, live streaming production, press conference services, retail sales of audio equipment, and national touring. We travel nationally and even have equipment overseas for our tour clientele. Please reach out if you have any questions as to your needs and how we can help you.
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Recommendations Received (7)
"The Soundworks crew is top-notch in everything they do. You can expect high-quality gear,..."
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"The Soundworks crew is top-notch in everything they do. You can expect high-quality gear, production value, and customer service no matter what your needs are. Highly recommended!"
"Great people, hard working, very knowledgeable."
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"IPG is leader on the national level in the corporate and conference live event production..."
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"IPG is leader on the national level in the corporate and conference live event production marketplace. They have always been on top of their game at every event we have worked with them on."
"Tim has done my personal home refinance and I will not deal with anyone else at this point. He..."
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"Tim has done my personal home refinance and I will not deal with anyone else at this point. He makes sure you understand whats happening at every stage of the process. "
Recent Activity
Patiently. I work in an event industry. Sometimes potential leads just don't have projects at the time or are part of a team and they get overruled in their choice. I usually try to keep contact every 6 months to a year in those types of leads. They are on our email list. Any open house...
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Patiently. I work in an event industry. Sometimes potential leads just don't have projects at the time or are part of a team and they get overruled in their choice. I usually try to keep contact every 6 months to a year in those types of leads. They are on our email list. Any open house events or product events we host they are invited. If they like your business thy are possible referrals if they don't buy.
As a service company referrals are the gold that we operate on and without good solid referrals, regular marketing for us is throwing good money after bad. After being in the industry for years, working inside a company causes you to consolidate your contacts and work on turing them into regular...
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As a service company referrals are the gold that we operate on and without good solid referrals, regular marketing for us is throwing good money after bad. After being in the industry for years, working inside a company causes you to consolidate your contacts and work on turing them into regular clients. Several of the first large scale events we did came from employees that had family and friends already involved in upcoming projects.
To be honest we have failed at a solid Christmas Party of the last 2 years. As half or staff are freelance engineers, getting everyone together at the same time is rather challenging. This year, the Friday before Christmas we are all meeting for a private lunch, at a local BBQ restaurant, and...
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To be honest we have failed at a solid Christmas Party of the last 2 years. As half or staff are freelance engineers, getting everyone together at the same time is rather challenging. This year, the Friday before Christmas we are all meeting for a private lunch, at a local BBQ restaurant, and shutting down the office at noon so that the staff and freelance can all celebrate the year together. Looks like we will finally have a solution works for our crazy schedules! Now where did I put the production schedule for that day?
Freelace Staffing. They can ultimately be the face of the company during an event. If they are not on their game then SWP looks bad. That makes my life difficult interesting the Project Manager who has to salvage what I in the end have no control over.
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Freelace Staffing. They can ultimately be the face of the company during an event. If they are not on their game then SWP looks bad. That makes my life difficult interesting the Project Manager who has to salvage what I in the end have no control over.
Failure is only a learning process to success. Being in the service industry brings some interesting challenges when talking about what your services or product is worth. You determine their worth, not the customer. Yes there are market forces at play but ultimately you decide wether or not...
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Failure is only a learning process to success. Being in the service industry brings some interesting challenges when talking about what your services or product is worth. You determine their worth, not the customer. Yes there are market forces at play but ultimately you decide wether or not you are willing to perform those services for X amount of compensation. When I landed in my first role as an Operations/General Manager of a failing production house, I looked over the revenue streams and immediately raised all pricing across the board. I basically destroyed 1/3 of the existing clientele and then proceeded to triple the revenue in 4 years. There is such a thing as toxic clients, don't ever let anyone tell you that loosing a client over price is a bad thing. Build relationships, not customers.
