Music Promotion and Marketing tips for Indie Musicians
Micro-sync licensing might sound like small peanuts, but indie musician Josh Collum has earned over $200,000 from online sync opportunities, Audio Swap, YouTube lyric videos, and other user-generate content. In this episode, Josh talks about how he quickly grew his micro-sync revenues from a few hundred dollars a year to tens of thousands every quarter.
The soundtrack video referenced in this podcast can be found HERE.
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Apple has officially announced their new music streaming service called Apple Music. The new service will be available for iOS users on June 30th. Will Apple Music change the music industry forever or will it be just another streaming options in a increasingly crowded field? Join Kevin and Chris as they look at the Apple Music launch through the indie musician lens. Do you have an opinion about what the Apple Music launch means to the industry? Call our listener line or email us to weigh in!
Check out all our articles on Apple Music:
How do i get my music on Apple Music?
What effect will Apple Music have on the industry?
How to claim your Apple Music artist profile through ‘Connect’
Your music is the last thing that matters. But once someone’s listening, it’s the ONLY thing that matters. Your artist story is what leads a listener to that moment. What IS your artist story, though? What is it comprised of? How do you craft it? How do you tell it? In this episode, Kevin and Chris are joined by music publicist Dmitri Vietze to answer these questions. Plus, more delays with YouTube Music Key, stats about smartphone usage at concerts, and more.
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