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5 Steps To Success For Every Emerging Artist
Starting out as an independent artist is a huge challenge, and positioning yourself for success requires careful planning. Here we look at five marketing and general business tactics that can help guide DIY artists in the right direction. Guest post by Brian Reitz of Max Previously MAX has outlined ways artists and their managers can prepare for brand ...
Artist vs Manager: Overcoming The Internal Struggle
As an independent self-managed musician, one may often find the need to be creative and express oneself at odds with the managerial desire to cultivate a financially stable career. Here we delve into how reconcile these two aspects of the job. Guest post by Leah Waldo from Take Note, an online magazine of Berklee Online Picture this: A scrappy ...
Artist, Manager Relationship - Recording Industry Management Agreements [Part 1]
In the first of a series of articles exploring different music business agreements, Just M. Jacobson explores the agreement which dictates the relationship between the talent and the personal manager. Guest post by Justin M. Jacobson Esq. of the TuneCore Blog [Editors Note: This is a guest blog written by Justin M. Jacobson, Esq. Justin is an entertainment and media ...
How To Find Music Supervisors Using Tunefind [Hypebot's Music Biz Weekly Podcast]
Amanda Byers, the Managing Director of Tunefind, joins host Michael Brandvold this week for Hypebot's Music Biz Weekly Podcast. TuneFind helps fans find music from their favorite TV shows and Movies, and artists can use Tunefind to locate music supervisors and get a better understanding of the type of music they work with. Amanda explains how artists ...
How The Web Screws Artists... By Allowing Them A Normal Life
In this piece, Ross Pruden of Techdirt works to dispell the myth that the internet is destroying art and culture, making it impossible for artists to make a living via their creative work. Instead he looks at how the internet has allowed creatives to target niche markets of fans and consequently thrive. Guest post by Ross ...
How to Make Free Music Make Money [Dave Kusek]
Giving music away free is not a smart strategy. After all, free music is everywhere and doesn't pay the bills. But embracing free music as a stepping stone to more fans willing- even wanting- to give you money, can be a powerful strategy. By Dave Kusek of New Artist Model Technology. It’s provided a lot of really ...
2017 And The Future Of Email
Now that we're a healthy ways into 2017, many digital marketers are curious about what the rest of year has in store for the future of email. In this article from Team Fanbridge, we dive into four different areas of email marketing and where they might be headed. Guest post from Team Fanbridge With 2017 well underway, many digital ...
How Royalties From SoundExchange Kept Our Band Together
Here keyboardist Justin Wiseman of The Rocketboys reveals how royalties earned from SoundExchange helped revitalize his independent band in its darkest hour, and why other independent artists should make it priority to register with the service. Guest post by Justin Wiseman of The Rocketboys for SoundExchange I’m not saying anything that everybody doesn’t already know — ...
A New Strategy For Releasing Music
As the music industry continues to change, so too must the strategy for releasing music. With the single once again more important than the album, artists and labels both big and small are having to reevaluate when to make their material available, and in what capacity. Guest post by Bobby Owsinski on Music 3.0 A new strategy ...
5 Simple Ways To Drive More Video Views On YouTube
For artists with a song and video they've worked hard on and are eager to share with fans, there are several ways to optimize content on YouTube in such a way as to drive up fan engagement. Here we look five easy ways. Guest post by Chris Robley of DIY Musican Let’s assume you’ve got great ...



