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pradeepkaushal9518
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Select the strategy which would NOT help the singer mentioned below earn a living:
A singer discovers that, because he is most famous for singing a holiday-themed song, he can only reliably be hired to perform concerts on that holiday. However, this singer cannot make a living by performing one concert in only one venue per year, even though the concert always sells all its tickets and must turn away more potential audience members.
A
The singer could write more songs that are not holiday-themed, so that he could perform more often.
B
The singer could release a holiday-themed CD and sell copies of it to make extra revenue.
C
The singer could hold several concerts on the holiday throughout the day, charging each separate audience for tickets.
D
The singer could try to hold concerts on every holiday of the year to gather a larger potential audience.
E
The singer could sing one concert on the holiday on television, ensuring a larger audience.
A singer discovers that, because he is most famous for singing a holiday-themed song, he can only reliably be hired to perform concerts on that holiday. However, this singer cannot make a living by performing one concert in only one venue per year, even though the concert always sells all its tickets and must turn away more potential audience members.
A
The singer could write more songs that are not holiday-themed, so that he could perform more often.
B
The singer could release a holiday-themed CD and sell copies of it to make extra revenue.
C
The singer could hold several concerts on the holiday throughout the day, charging each separate audience for tickets.
D
The singer could try to hold concerts on every holiday of the year to gather a larger potential audience.
E
The singer could sing one concert on the holiday on television, ensuring a larger audience.
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