Six-Figure Musician - How to Sell More Music, Get More People to Your Shows, and Make More Money in the Music Business (Music Marketing [dot] com Presents)
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| Rating | : | 4.50 (610 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00B854872 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 330 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
You'll learn exactly how to make money with your music -- in the club, on the Internet, and on the road.Here's a taste of what's waiting for youHow to get record labels to approach you (instead of you chasing them)Nobody at your shows? I'll show you several ways to fix that"The Drip Method" -- The most profitable way to release music.A 100-year-old marketing trick developed by a woman thought to be "too fat and ugly" for a career in music -- today it works better than ever!The greatest threat to your music business success (it's not piracy) and how to neutralize it.A songwriting secret from successful drag queens and pissed off karaoke singers so potent, it almost guarantees a great song!How a $10 "kitchen appliance" will make you a better songwriter4 proven "cures" for music business burnout and overwhelmWhat it takes for a musician to make $150,000/year (with only 500 fans)Rules for social media. There's a lot of money to be made in the music business and this book will make sure you don't miss out.Now is your chance. If you were doing anything else for a living, you'd have given up by now.And I'm sure there are people in your life who wish you'd do just that They want you to settle down, get a "real" job, and make music a hobby.Screw 'em. Ignore these at your own risk."Superfan" Secrets - How to develop fans who buy everything you sell.How to sell lots of musi
From the AuthorWHY I WROTE THIS BOOK:
Abigail said Yes! Yes! Yes!. This book has been the singularly most helpful piece of literature on the business of music that I have ever read (and believe me, I have read A LOT.If you're anything like me (an innate researcher who, when determined to do something, reads every book on the subject) you've probably become a little jaded by the massive amount of un-helpful information targeted to musicians. I can't tell you how many books I have thrown across the room in disgust when it beca. Substitute musician in the title and it could apply to any artist This book is filled with practical ideas to help an artist engage with their fans. Whilst it is primarily written for musicians, as I read it I kept substituting the word musician for writer, painter, sculptor, comedian, visual artist and nearly all the ideas still worked.There is a little bit of content on the discipline of being an artist - writing regularly, work life balance etc. And another section on finding your niche, but the focus of the book is mark. Born with Book said This is a book every musician (and anyone who works with musicians) should read. I've only read through Chapter This is a book every musician (and anyone who works with musicians) should read Born with Book I've only read through Chapter 4 so far, but having worked in the music industry (albeit not at a record label) and with friends who are actively working as musicians, I have a basic sense about how things work and frankly it was great to see someone else put forth many things I've said for years.Especially the role of the big labels and some of the mistakes they've made.That being said, David Hooper does not discourage artists from pursuing recording contrac. so far, but having worked in the music industry (albeit not at a record label) and with friends who are actively working as musicians, I have a basic sense about how things work and frankly it was great to see someone else put forth many things I've said for years.Especially the role of the big labels and some of the mistakes they've made.That being said, David Hooper does not discourage artists from pursuing recording contrac