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In the first part of this series, we explored the idea of outsourcing our music in order to create more time for us to focus on other parts of our career. I promised I would list 3 online based recording solutions I found that allow you to hire session players – Now I’m fulfilling that promise.
So in my last post I wrote about how offering music free of charge doesn’t mean the band’s actually incurring a loss. This time around, I want to show you what we call Perfect Price Discrimination, and how it can potentially increase your profits.
In today’s lesson, Dr. Anthony will be using Market Samurai to investigate the strength of the competition in each of the niches that we’re currently investigating.
A quick update on Lalala Music while I’m here in Germany. Day 5 of The Challenge is about SEO Competition. The idea behind this lesson is to teach you how to evaluate the size and strength of your competition.
So in my last post I wrote about how offering music free of charge doesn’t mean the band’s actually incurring a loss. This time around, I want to show you what we call Perfect Price Discrimination, and how it can potentially increase your profits.
There comes a time after recording your album that you may actually want to sell it. It’s part of the Music Business Plan, dude! What? Do you logically assume everybody wants to sell their music? That’s so not true! Here’s why.
Hi guys! My name is Patrick Castiglia and I’ll be the host of this show. I have a split personality. Don’t worry, it’s nothing bad. I only say that because I am both an aspiring musician and a business graduate starting my first ventures. If you want to know more about Lalala Music and me, then read on!
Today Dr. Anthony will share a big secret on how to develop a site that ranks well in Google. He will help us build a site structure that is based on a collection of related keywords. This is a very important step in The Challenge, so check it out!
What’s the one thing you can do online that could potentially save your band’s business? The biggest clichés normally have a grain of truth to them. Find out how doing this one thing can increase your likelihood of your band’s longterm success and increase your website’s returning visitors.
For those of you participating in The Challenge or the ones interested in its application, I am happy to share 4 ideas on how to apply the teachings to your music business plan.
Today’s challenge is related to the two most important concepts of Internet Marketing: Traffic and Competition. Since we musicians rely mostly on traffic to get our music heard, we should better understand traffic estimates and how web page rankings develop over time.
I have found that many musicians either lack the time or money to pursue something more professional when it comes to recording. So let us take a closer look at how we can overcome this challenge and get started on our own terms.
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