@@musicmarketing Oh boy, NYU Music Business Class of 2025 over here and already feeling like Indiepreneur is competing at a very high level with my Steinhardt degree. BUT trusting that the two combined will be kryptonite!
@@Mariami Lol You're genuinely better off not going into steep debt for something that's not that employable. I have a Masters in Marketing and even that was a questionable choice in hindsight - a crucial field to study for entrepreneurship and if you're in a senior position, but as far as employability ; especially entry level, pretty useless.
Caught this on the podcast feed a couple days ago. I think this literally one of the best summations of what every artists plan of attack should be in 2023
Thank you for the shoutout at the end! 🖤 We’re happy to be a part of the team! 🤘🏼🔥 this video is gold. In 1 hour you guys covered so many important steps and helped to pinpoint where the focus should be at each stage. Very helpful, thank you!
Incredible video. Thank you. After years of producing and never releasing; I’ve decided to make this my hearts full time focus. I’ll report back in 6 months 😊
The content quality of this and other Creative Juice Podcasts over the past month or so has been second to none. Worth listening to multiple times to take in all the nuggets of wisdom. Thanks guys! ...now to convince the rest of band to listen to this at least once!
This is one of the best pieces of content on music marketing that I have ever seen. Many thanks to you both. I’ll definitely be looking out for more from you and ways to support.
I've been struggling with having unsuccessful ad campaigns on FB and this has provided some good info for how to keep moving forward and continue to work on finding a successful path. Thanks guys!
Most won't. They're too busy getting their hair, makeup & dance routine perfected for their next Tic Tok video. "I'm gonna be sooo rich and famous... I'm the next Taylor Swift, I just know it!" They're better off buying a lottery ticket as it's far cheaper, faster and the odds of success are much higher.
I actually have a certificate in Social Media Management and it literally says the exact same thing that this video says basically content is king. And I put it to use in my music marketing plans and let’s just say things are going well. However I find that this method took quite a while to achieve, me particularly I took 3 complete years to see the fruition of my blogging efforts. But yeah, I think it was worth it
This video is golden!! Definitely the blueprint I was looking for, you guys are the real deal! 1 questions tho, when you say release music often what is the sweet spot ? Is 1 release a month enough? Posting once a day a cool video content is enough?
How do you promote your released music on TikTok when they flag it for copyright and remove the audio? I’ve never had this issue with Instagram. Thanks for putting this info out!
Can you explain the strategy at 19:30 again? Would you take down everything you've already posted and just repost it to see if the algorithm likes it? Are you doing this daily posting just to get the algorithm to like you more? If I could get a month's worth of posts out of just 5 videos that I could film in two or three days and actually grow organically from it, that'd be a game changer
Maybe I'm stupid just haven't figured out yet how my content should look like from the tech standpoint meaning: - Should I just perform or should I have my track from the tiktok library on that video. - TikTok is strange in that regard and doesn't allow me to find my track cuz it's "not commercial" or something. No idea.
Sometimes I wish you wouldn't give away so much amazing info for free lol, how are us IndiePros gonna maintain our edge over the competition 🤣. For real though, this is gold, I'll be sharing it with every musician I know that wants to grow!
Don't worry. Most new artists aren't willing to put in the time & effort to become a successful Indy artist. In that regard, the herd will always be thin because the sheep keep trying to jump into the wolf's (major labels) mouth.
@@TenFalconsMusic ha, yeah, though I do think a lot of Indy artists have never even thought about running their career as a business focused on sales. I’m personally trying to explain this to other artists I know but unfortunately it’s a totally foreign concept to most musicians. I know a lot of musicians who understand they can make money outside of gigging and steaming by doing lessons, product endorsements, synch placements, mixing/mastering for others, etc. but direct to fan sales is not something that has ever even occurred to them
I think Spotify followers is even more important than monthly listeners as a metric, because listeners can really vary just because of some playlist placements for example and it doesn't necessarily mean that people who listened to your song became fans, followed you or just even liked the song. So with that being said, what do you think can be a number of Spotify followers that an artist can say like okay maybe I'm moving closer from first to the second case? Love guys!
I've watched hundreds of videos on marketing and promotion and improving live performances and visibility online and I've done everything and nothing works its at the point that all of these videos are pointless
This podcast alone is worth more than my entire music business degree.
fellow graduates of entertainment business bachelors of science programs around the world... now is our time...
@@musicmarketing Oh boy, NYU Music Business Class of 2025 over here and already feeling like Indiepreneur is competing at a very high level with my Steinhardt degree. BUT trusting that the two combined will be kryptonite!
as a senior music business student, I second this
@@Mariami Lol You're genuinely better off not going into steep debt for something that's not that employable. I have a Masters in Marketing and even that was a questionable choice in hindsight - a crucial field to study for entrepreneurship and if you're in a senior position, but as far as employability ; especially entry level, pretty useless.
Facts 👏🏽👏🏽
Caught this on the podcast feed a couple days ago. I think this literally one of the best summations of what every artists plan of attack should be in 2023
The only channel that makes videos with "The Complete Guide..." in the title... and it's ACTUALLY a complete guide 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for the shoutout at the end! 🖤 We’re happy to be a part of the team! 🤘🏼🔥 this video is gold. In 1 hour you guys covered so many important steps and helped to pinpoint where the focus should be at each stage. Very helpful, thank you!
Incredible video. Thank you. After years of producing and never releasing; I’ve decided to make this my hearts full time focus. I’ll report back in 6 months 😊
The content quality of this and other Creative Juice Podcasts over the past month or so has been second to none. Worth listening to multiple times to take in all the nuggets of wisdom. Thanks guys!
...now to convince the rest of band to listen to this at least once!
This was a great episode. Thank you guys for doing this!
You guys are really doing a great thing for the creative community 👏🏼 👍🏼
The only music biz podcast I listen to. This was a review for me but always good to drive marketing concepts deeper.
you both are amazing 😊 thank you for your time and knowledge!
Dropping some of them good nuggets yes sir
awesome video.
This is one of the best pieces of content on music marketing that I have ever seen. Many thanks to you both. I’ll definitely be looking out for more from you and ways to support.
Great advice on for 2023!
Thanks guys. Love this podcast!
I've been struggling with having unsuccessful ad campaigns on FB and this has provided some good info for how to keep moving forward and continue to work on finding a successful path. Thanks guys!
This has changed my view of content creating ❤
What an informative video! I found myself re-playing over and over. Thank you guys so much!
Wow was listening to the podcast and missed the beard. Keep the goatee
I FEEL ALL ARTIST NEED TO WATCH THIS
Most won't.
They're too busy getting their hair, makeup & dance routine perfected for their next Tic Tok video.
"I'm gonna be sooo rich and famous... I'm the next Taylor Swift, I just know it!"
They're better off buying a lottery ticket as it's far cheaper, faster and the odds of success are much higher.
Love your guys content!
Great video!
Curious to know what your perspective is for DJ’s on this.
Another banger!!! Thanks guys!
Loved this episode!
Excellent episode
I actually have a certificate in Social Media Management and it literally says the exact same thing that this video says basically content is king. And I put it to use in my music marketing plans and let’s just say things are going well. However I find that this method took quite a while to achieve, me particularly I took 3 complete years to see the fruition of my blogging efforts. But yeah, I think it was worth it
I will create the greatest F+S/H funnel ever existed mark my words.
gold mine!!
This video is golden!! Definitely the blueprint I was looking for, you guys are the real deal!
1 questions tho, when you say release music often what is the sweet spot ? Is 1 release a month enough?
Posting once a day a cool video content is enough?
Circa the goat with the goat
Always Brilliant! 👊🏻💯❤️
Love seeing Circa back on the podcast! Ed did a great job too, but this guy... :D
How do you promote your released music on TikTok when they flag it for copyright and remove the audio? I’ve never had this issue with Instagram. Thanks for putting this info out!
What are the advantages/disadvantages of going with a publisher over the MLC?
Can you explain the strategy at 19:30 again? Would you take down everything you've already posted and just repost it to see if the algorithm likes it? Are you doing this daily posting just to get the algorithm to like you more? If I could get a month's worth of posts out of just 5 videos that I could film in two or three days and actually grow organically from it, that'd be a game changer
Maybe I'm stupid just haven't figured out yet how my content should look like from the tech standpoint meaning:
- Should I just perform or should I have my track from the tiktok library on that video.
- TikTok is strange in that regard and doesn't allow me to find my track cuz it's "not commercial" or something. No idea.
Sometimes I wish you wouldn't give away so much amazing info for free lol, how are us IndiePros gonna maintain our edge over the competition 🤣. For real though, this is gold, I'll be sharing it with every musician I know that wants to grow!
Don't worry. Most new artists aren't willing to put in the time & effort to become a successful Indy artist.
In that regard, the herd will always be thin because the sheep keep trying to jump into the wolf's (major labels) mouth.
@@TenFalconsMusic ha, yeah, though I do think a lot of Indy artists have never even thought about running their career as a business focused on sales. I’m personally trying to explain this to other artists I know but unfortunately it’s a totally foreign concept to most musicians. I know a lot of musicians who understand they can make money outside of gigging and steaming by doing lessons, product endorsements, synch placements, mixing/mastering for others, etc. but direct to fan sales is not something that has ever even occurred to them
Hello pal
Any ideas for making performance based content as an instrumental synthwave artist who doesn't perform?
Absolutely bonkers how labels simply DON’T think about music marketing this way, yet they wanna make money 😂
The allure of free money is strong.
Far stronger than the satisfaction of helping musicians.
I think Spotify followers is even more important than monthly listeners as a metric, because listeners can really vary just because of some playlist placements for example and it doesn't necessarily mean that people who listened to your song became fans, followed you or just even liked the song. So with that being said, what do you think can be a number of Spotify followers that an artist can say like okay maybe I'm moving closer from first to the second case? Love guys!
is this video still valid for 2024 or do you think tik tok will change?
Wow this is a cut above the rest wish I wasn’t such a coward and watched this the second it came out.
Joe boy productions
I've watched hundreds of videos on marketing and promotion and improving live performances and visibility online and I've done everything and nothing works its at the point that all of these videos are pointless
yet tiktok, which is supposedly the best platform for artists, won't give u more than 250 views no matter how good content u upload. It sucks.
I mean... there are so many videos on TikTok with more than 250 views...
it's so hard to take that hair seriously
Oh rats
I was hoping bestlifeever1211 was gonna take me super seriously
Fuck.
Guess it's back to the drawing board.