Andy West is a freelance writer and a marketing communications specialist for MediaChoice, Inc. MediaChoice is a search engine marketing company which owns and operates http://www.RatingZone.com and http://www.ReviewPlace.com
Feb 17
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The Worst American Idol Auditions Ever(MUST SEE)
Posted on Wednesday, February 17, 2010 in American Idol
David Archuleta video! Sweet!
Some of the Worst Singers that have ever Hit America Perform for the judges and get Serious Abuse..These are not in order they are just in my opinion the worst singers in general… I apologize but the audio it quite bad so keep ur hand on the volume… and watch out for the ending!! AND TO ALL U PEOPLE TELLING ME TO FIX THE VOLUME IM NOT GOING TO SO STOP ASKING! AND THE ENDING IS MEANT TO MAKE U JUMP… ALLOT OF PEOPLE FIND IF FUNNY AND IF U DON’T DEAL WITH IT! sorry had to go on a weeee rant there 
thanks to all the people who can see past the audio.. more vids might be coming soon so keep an eye out 21 march 2009
Dec 31
American Idol Auditions, Seattle, Washington
Posted on Thursday, December 31, 2009 in American Idol
Check out this David Archuleta Picture!
Image taken on 2006-09-20 08:01:45 by Cloganese.
Oct 25
Funny American Idol Auditions
Oct 17
American Idol Auditions Aren’t About Talent
Posted on Saturday, October 17, 2009 in Uncategorized
Anyone who follows American Idol knows that there are times when there doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason to who is selected – and who is rejected. According to the ‘American Idol Advantage,’ this is because the judges aren’t selecting candidates on the principles we think they are.
“Talent is not the most important factor in making it past these first auditions,” said Andy West, a marketing specialist and representative of www.AmericanIdolTips.com. “The singers who have a clearer understanding of this are the ones who make it past the judges.”
If there is anything that gets results in the American Idol auditions, it’s not talent – it’s how much time and effort people have put into their presentation. Singers who desperately want the opportunity stand out from the crowd, not because they’re talented, but because they have done their homework: they know how to market themselves in order to get the judges’ attention.
‘American Idol Advantage’ explains the factors that actually determine the judges’ choices in the first round of American Idol auditions – those that separate the chosen few from the rest of the crowd. The e-book is full of trends, tips, and other information that reveals how American Idol auditions are really won: songs that boost a candidate’s chances, versus those that bomb; how successful candidates tend to dress; and how to interpret the judges’ reactions to you and your audition. ‘American Idol Advantage’ also includes analysis and interpretation of past American Idol auditions, showing real-life examples of what works – and what doesn’t.
“There’s a lot more to these initial auditions than just singing,” said Mr. West.
As with everything else in life, the American Idol auditions are about more than just showing up – they’re about being prepared. ‘American Idol Advantage’ provides everyday people with a shot at making it onto American Idol – by teaching them how to prepare.
“The singers that do their homework and are the most prepared will make it on to the show, plain and simple,” Mr. West said. For more information about American Idol Advantage, check out the website www.AmericanIdolTips.com.
