
Music Marketing Professional & Consultant
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicBusiness | |||

Don’t see your SUPER FANS as just a credit card to be tapped. They must be treated with great respect. Episode 666: Dave Cool from GigSalad.com joins for this episode. We catch up on a lot of what is happening in the music business these days as well... more
Changes are happening! Episode 665: Every artist, every band announces something… a tour, album, single, video… this episode I walk you through and show you the announcement checklist I have used many, many times for everything from world tours to a ... more
Changes are happening! Episode 664: Changes are happening! This week Jay Gilbert explains why he is stepping down from The Music Biz Weekly podcast to focus on teaching. What does this mean to the podcast? Well essentially very little… the podcast co... more
For decades it has been said the music industry shuts down between Thanksgiving and the New Year. Episode 663: It was just announced that besides offering audiobooks, Spotify is going to be selling physical books. What! Why would Spotify make this mo... more
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Host is the most arrogant know it all I’ve ever heard yet he hasn’t really done anything in the industry just lived off the coattails of actually successful bands
Great explanation of mechanicals and interplay with royalty collections
I listen to this podcast every single week, it’s always interesting entertaining and informative. Also love the conversational friendly style.
You post an episode titled "Get vaccinated"?
F*ck you.
Unfollowing.
You're a disgrace.
Great podcast full of essential information for independent musicians that day. Check it out
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The content centers on the intricacies of navigating the music industry, with a strong emphasis on music marketing strategies and the challenges that independent artists face. Frequent discussions cover topics like effective promotion, leveraging streaming platforms, and practical tips for artists looking to increase their visibility without overspending. The hosts often invite industry professionals to share their experiences, providing listeners with insights into the evolving landscape of music distribution and artist management. With a tone that balances expertise with approachability, the show serves as a valuable resource, particularly for DIY musicians seeking guidance in an ever-changing market.
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Recent guests on The Music Biz Weekly include:
1. Neil Sheehan
2. Derek Shulman
3. Paul Koehler
4. Gary Shea
5. J. Edward Keyes
6. Johan Lagerlöf
7. Dave Cool
8. Randall Foster
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