The Art of Using Words to Sell Music…

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I’m not going to beat around the bush… Making it in the music business is hard. We sell a very cheap product, which is expensive to produce and manufacture, and our market is inundated with competition. Moreover, the product we sell (music) does not overtly solve any clear or specific problem and therefore the old […]

What Does It Take To Make The Charts?

Making the billboard Charts

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In Episode #29 of the Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast we’re going to be talking about what it takes to get your music on to the Billboard Charts. Not so much from a numbers perspective (although we will address that as well), but instead we’re going to look at how an independent artist can take sales that […]

On Getting Dropped By Your Record Label…

recording contract on fire

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In Part 2 of the “On Getting Signed” interview I talk about what happened after I landed my deal with Interscope Records and how things eventually took a turn for the worse and I was dropped by the label. In the interview you’ll hear what that’s like, and how I eventually turned things around. To […]

On Getting Signed…

John Oszajca signing record deal

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If you’ve ever heard me talk about music marketing then you’ve heard me mention the fact that I was once signed to Interscope Records when I landed what the trade papers called, “the largest new artist record deal in history”. While I’ve certainly mentioned that deal, I’ve never really told the story of how I […]

Marketing Music Outside of the United States…

marketing your music outside of the US

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When it comes to building your fan base, it’s not just about the U.S.. You have millions of potential fans and music buyers  spread out around the world and they shouldn’t be neglected. But many international musicians have felt that while one thing might work in the United States, it doesn’t always work in other […]

iTunes and the Future of Downloads – Podcast Episode #25

smashed iphone

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Episode #25 of the Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast marks the beginning of a  a bit of a “reboot” for the show. The format is changing, and episodes will be released far more frequently. In this episode we discuss iTunes and the future of downloads. It’s been rumored for some time now that iTunes would be […]

Ariel Hyatt on Developing Your Brand – Podcast Episode #24

ariel hyatt

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In episode #24 of the Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast Ariel Hyatt from Cyber PR joins us to discuss the impact that a well developed brand can have on your music career. Because without a well developed brand… the marketing just isn’t going to work. In this interview Ariel lays out a few simple steps that any artist can take […]

Music Marketing Q & A – Podcast Episode #23

Music Marketing Manifesto on computer screen with microphone

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As you may already know, Registration for Music Marketing Manifesto 4.0 went live a few days ago. Hundreds of musicians have already signed up and the members area is buzzing. Well, yesterday I held a fairly impromptu LIVE Q & A call to just chat about marketing music the MMM way, and to address the […]

The Lowdown on Music Marketing Manifesto 4.0

Music Marketing Manifesto 4.0 Logo

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With the Music Marketing Manifesto 4.0 launch only a few days away (Wednesday, July 26th), I’ve been receiving a LOT of emails and messages about the program. I thought I’d make a short video to answer the most common questions people seem to have, and really just lay out the whole what/when/where/why of the program… […]

How Does Streaming Fit into the Music Marketing Manifesto Model?  

John Oszajca in Record Store

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If you’ve watched the Music Marketing Blueprint then you know that the MMM model is focused on driving traffic, building a fanbase, and selling music, tickets, and merchandise DIRECTLY to those fans. One of the common questions I get asked is: How does streaming fit into this whole thing? There is this assumption that even […]

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