035: The Problem with Trying to ‘Do All The Things’
Are you feeling overwhelmed with tasks related to your music career? This is what can happen when you try to do too much at once. Check out this episode, as Continue reading
034: The Reason Your Facebook Ads Aren’t Working
Have you tried running Facebook ads to grow your audience? If you’re not careful, you can waste hundreds of dollars on Facebook ads and have nothing to show for it Continue reading
033: Learning the Million Dollar Mindset with Dani Felt
Dani and I talk about how she got started in the music industry. She gives insights from her journey as a singer, author and now Music Business Coach. We talk about the mindset you need to have in order to win in this competitive industry, and much more. Continue reading
032: Giving Women a Voice in the Music Industry with Emily Treadgold
Today on Music Business Dreams, I’m chatting with Emily Treadgold. Emily is a music journalist and the founder of The New Nine – a music blog with an all-woman writing Continue reading
031: Starting an Indie Label in 2019 with Shawn Dorsey
I talk to Shawn about his background in music, what it’s like to go on tour as a teenager, and his philosophies as a label owner. Continue reading
The TRUTH About Engagement on Social Media
Many people clamor about their organic engagement levels on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Here’s why you shouldn’t let those numbers bother you, and what you should be thinking about instead. Continue reading
PledgeMusic Not Paying its Artists?
PledgeMusic is under fire for not paying its artists. How did this happen? Benji Rogers has responded via a blog post on Medium. Have you been affected? Let me Continue reading
030: Writing for Whitney Houston & Fighting for All Songwriters with Tami Latrell
Tami LaTrell is a multi-platinum, GRAMMY-nominated songwriter who’s written for artists such as Whitney Houston, Monica, Keyshia Cole, SWV, Rotimi and Country duo Love and Theft to name a few. Continue reading
Is Your Music Too Weird to Sell?
Why being super different is actually good for your music career.
029: Trevor Perkins talks Getting Started in PR at Just 13 Years Old!
IA Native, Trevor Perkins stepped into the music scene at thirteen years old with the creation of online magazine, Music Update Central. With the magazine, he has created a platform Continue reading