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Sell Your Music Online, But Market More Offline (Amazing Article) Sent Monday, June 22, 2009

The Sky is the Limit!
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"He is able who thinks he is able." - Buddha
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An associate of mine (Jamille Luney) recently wrote a very informative article for you, that deals with the subject of marketing and selling your music to a wider audience. The article touches on a lot of great tips and tricks that you can use to increase the amount of sales and fans you get, so I am reposting bits of it here.

Continue To Sell Your Music Online!! I cannot emphasize this enough. However, market your music more offline. Why?

College Campuses & High Schools
Many of you don't know where to start. You're on a limited budget and you want to hit as many people as possible. College campuses are your best choice. You can target thousands of students at a time in one location. High Schools are your second choice, but you have the hurdle of the school board and principal to get around. Jill Scott started as an indie artist on a small unknown indie label. At the time the label owner did heavy marketing of Jill Scott on college campuses and college radio. The rest is history and Jill Scott eventually crossed into more mainstream markets and commercial radio. Her record label, Hidden Beach Records, is still classified as indie but picked up major distribution with other companies.

Be Unconventional
If you're conventional and traditional, you won't stand out. Try to think of things nobody has done. Over ten years ago one man went to local high schools and middle schools and handed out key chains of his rap group with the phone number of the radio station so they could call and request their music. Soon the song "Tootsee Roll" by 69 Boyz became a hit. Please note, if you're going for the teeny bopper audience with a song like "Tootsee Roll", success will probably be short lived (i.e. 69 Boyz). However, if you're an indie artist who wants a long term future, go the college campus marketing route like Jill Scott. Jill Scott's fans are loyal and deep like her. Artists tend to attract who and what they are. Compare Soulja Boy fans to Jill Scott fans, huge difference.

Bottom Line
Be fearless, aggressive and unconventional!!

This is a great article, the rest is up to you. There is no task to small for you to overcome if you just believe how much you deserve it. This article points out two perfect examples, Jill Scott and 69 Boys, no matter what genre of music you may be in... You can do the same thing that these artist have done, and even on a higher level...

In fact in my course "The Secrets to Making Money in the Music Industry" I give you step by step ways to make money with your music, including one method alone that if used as I lay it out can generate over $100,000.00. I want to see you succeed, just as hundreds of others before you have used it to generate thousands of dollars from the sales of their music and/or talent. Get a copy of the course from http://www.MusicIndustrySuccess.com/main


"Don't tell me the sky is the limit, there are footprints on the moon, I can go as high as I *Think* I can go!" - Ty Cohen
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Your Music Business Coach!
Ty Cohen

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