Here Today, Hired Tomorrow offers templates, scripts, action plan and more.

Nashville, TN -- (ReleaseWire) -- 04/08/2015 -- Marketing executive and job-search blogger Kurt Kirton has written a new book that may forever change the way everyone—from new graduates to transitioning workers—conducts a job search.

Most people find themselves, at one point or another, back on the job market. Whether they've been fired, laid off, want to change careers or need to plan an exit strategy from their current job, they'll need to know much more than simply how to update their resumes. Kirton, an accomplished marketing professional and job-search blogger, has devised an exhaustively researched system that can help anyone find a job more quickly.

In Here Today, Hired Tomorrow, published by Yooper Publications and available in paperback or eBook formats, Kirton shares his own experiences with being laid off several times. He also offers insight from his conversations with recruiters, human resources experts and others who understand the struggle. In his trademark conversational tone, Kirton lays out an effective strategy for finding a new job, pointing out potential obstacles along the way and offering tips on how to turn challenges into successes.

"A season of being unemployed or underemployed is one of the most difficult times in your life," says Kirton, who blogs about job-seeking at www.KurtKirton.com. "But I want to emphasize that being diligent and approaching your search in a systematic way really pays off. This book will teach readers how to do targeted networking, provide them with customizable templates and offer plenty of quick lists to help expedite their job searches."

Incredibly, Kirton found himself in transition twice while writing Here Today, Hired Tomorrow. Instead of giving in to despair or shelving his writing for this project, he used the opportunities to deepen his knowledge base and expand his research. His book, which readers can sample online using Amazon's "Look Inside" feature, includes:

- A comprehensive job search plan with suggested action items
- Tips on making your LinkedIn profile stand out from the crowd
- Secrets on how to network your way into almost any company
- How to make yourself indispensable at your new job

"This book is for graduating seniors, people who've lost their jobs and those who are currently working but want a new position," Kirton says. "I give them everything they need to get from 'help me!' mode to achieving their goal—getting their ideal new job."

Here Today, Hired Tomorrow releases March 31st, 2015.

For more information or to request an interview with the author, please contact Kirton at 615-378-7673 or Kurt@KurtKirton.com

About Kurt Kirton
In Here Today, Hired Tomorrow, Kurt Kirton, a successful veteran job hunter, provides actionable advice and teaches his proven systematic approach to getting hired. He draws upon his years of recruiting for Brantley Services, his marketing consulting experience, personal job searches, and invaluable guidance from career professionals. When Kirton is not sharing his job search experience and advice on KurtKirton.com, he is a speaker, marketing consultant, graphic designer and the Secretary-elect for the Nashville chapter of the American Marketing Association.

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Nashville, TN -- (ReleaseWire) -- 03/21/2013 -- Nashville Electronic/Dance Artist Inevitable Releases New Single "Queen of the Dance Floor"

Kurt Kirton, aka Inevitable, recently released a new progressive house single, "Queen of the Dance Floor,"--a collaboration with vocalist Maureen Murphy.

The song's concept began after Kirton took in a few drag shows at different clubs across the globe and lyrics started to flow.

The song's development sparked Kirton's contacting friend and songwriter/keyboardist, Jason Beetz, to help him complete the writing process. After initially collaborating via phone, the two arranged the song in Memphis on one of Kirton's stops through.

Despite several setbacks (the original singer and programmer backing out and loss of the full feature music video), "Queen of the Dance Floor" was born.  

"Even though Nashville is not a hotbed of dance and electronic music production like L.A. or Amsterdam, as long as a dance artist is offering great music and approaching it with ambition and professionalism, they can be successful," Kirton explained.

Remix contest winner Suneil S. (of Edinburgh, Scotland) submitted a slightly slower and more electronica version, and Cliff Millender, another friend of Kirton's, was tapped to make a darker trance version.  

"Cliff and I worked together on a track for my previous band, People In A Box," Kirton said. "Besides his success landing a track he co-wrote on Cascada's highly successful album, Evacuate the Dance Floor, he's a good friend that I can rely on and a very talented programmer."

Kirton met featured vocalist Maureen Murphy through some casual networking.  In addition to regular session work and background vocals (for artists such as Zac Brown Band), Maureen records and performs her own music full time.  After thinking her voice would work well on a dance track and keeping an ear out for opportunities, it was an ideal union of talent.

With dance music being in the forefront of Top 40/CHR currently, "Queen of the Dance Floor" has been serviced to that format as well as Dance radio worldwide.  Video files are online at YouTube (http://youtube.com/channel/UC8_4bcINvsSUC3NsUs3bzTw?feature=watch) and Vimeo, and the track and its remixes are available for purchase at iTunes, Amazon, Myspace, etc.

Inevitable's music and bio can be found online at Inevitable Web Site.

For more information, contact:

Kurt Kirton
615-480-6171
kwkirton@yahoo.com
Inevitable Web Site

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