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Choosing protection for the arms and hands, such as gloves, cuffs and elbow protectors to protect from hazards like cuts, chemicals, infection and vibration.

Choosing the right protective footwear for yourself and your employees such as safety boots, the tasks they are needed for and what to consider.

Choosing protective equipment for the body and legs to protect you and your employees from risks like extreme temperature, electric shock and chemicals.

Simple tips on how to prepare for your gigs and play memorable live shows.

There are many ways to advertise your gig – from traditional leaflets and posters, to social media promotion and email marketing.

Find out what type of gig deals are there, how payments work in the gig business and how to negotiate booking arrangements.

Follow these simple steps to pitch your music to venues and to gig promoters.

Learn how to increase gig attendance and use simple strategies to help you get more fans through the door.

Understand the process of booking gigs, and find out what promoters and venue owners look for when choosing what acts to book.

How to find and book the right venue for your live show.

Understand how gig promoters work and what they expect from you as a band or an artist.

An overview of the different finance options available to music businesses in Northern Ireland.

Limiting the amount of water you use will help to reduce water and sewerage bills for your business.

Ways of reducing storage risks - from clearing exit routes and checking shelving to clearing up spillages quickly and providing any appropriate equipment.

Ensuring you comply with food-hygiene regulations and minimising the health and safety risks caused by lifting and carrying food.

Advantages and disadvantages of single sourcing vs multiple sources of supply, and when two or more suppliers may be better than one.

Critical factors you should consider when searching for potential suppliers for your business – including whether to choose single or multiple sources of supply.