Thank you so much for this breakdown, clear and systematic - so helpful!
@alexmedrano719411 күн бұрын
I would've NEVER imagined hearing about Thalia in your podcasts 😂 Love it
@damnwicked66611 күн бұрын
Jack and Circa bringing more clarity on music marketing, once again. I really appreciate all the informative videos you guys share with us. Thanks!
@amethystine1712 күн бұрын
I think I'm going to be studying this one for a while. One thing, I'm not seeing the difference between "gigging" and "local concerts / touring." Is "gigging" where you perform, but not necessarily your own music? Like as a side musician or doing covers? Thanks
@JosephDanielMusic12 күн бұрын
gigging as in a paid gig (ex: 3 hour bar gig where you get paid $600 for your band and collect tips). live concerts as in an event where you sell tickets to a showcase of your project. touring as in a traveling run of the latter.
@rothbartofficial12 күн бұрын
Cant wait for part two ❤
@GoodBaleadaMusic12 күн бұрын
Best marketing in my 6 month career is stealing videos from tiktok with lazy sound design and reuploading them with my music attached. Hoooly shit loool
@GoodBaleadaMusic12 күн бұрын
The best part is that the tiktok you consume probably connects back to all kinds of unrelated niches that only "The algorithms" know are connected. So main videos are just songs and all my shorts are viral short mayhem. I have actual mayhem #dontfreeamigochino. I want $3000 USD per month.
@4jazzymanagement13 күн бұрын
kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2m2fKtubah1pc0 Great game
@305MiTO14 күн бұрын
Distribution I’m super late ⏰ thanks for the tips it not all bout recording learn how to publish your music
@singwithsteved16 күн бұрын
Meta Facebook are now not approving playlists ads with a landing page, my last two paid ads attempts have not been approved. They even locked frozen my Meta ad account after I tried twice to run my playlist ad with a landing page, dam!!!
@SinfidelityMusic17 күн бұрын
Sharing my experience with TOOLOST I’ve been with them since July. I’ve released 7 tracks pretty much trouble free u till October when somehow my Artist name was altered, this meant I Cld no longer release because my profile didn’t match the Spotify and Apple profile pages. It took their support more than 7 days to resolve the issue and it was never fully resolved as I have tried 3 times to release the same track and it fails to be delivered. I am now over a month behind schedule for my release strategy and SUPPORT is useless and slow. I’m really not sure what to do at this stage. I’ve slammed their posts here and IG and fb but no one acknowledges my comments I feel that they have grown too fast for their support network to keep up with the many issues.
@bestcoastfinest19 күн бұрын
LETSGERRIT 💎💎💎🇿🇦
@TooDeep202019 күн бұрын
Or in person live house concerts?
@TooDeep202019 күн бұрын
What do you mean when you mention the house concerts? Is that a live recorded concert that you stream or edit and sell?
@musicmarketing19 күн бұрын
@@TooDeep2020 no its a concert you do at a fan's house for a small audience
@Page9theband20 күн бұрын
Mornin’ boys! Let’s monetize these fanbases 🤘🏽☕️
@artbybigvee22 күн бұрын
How do I get these statistics?
@thekingsofcool822622 күн бұрын
Got a lot from this..
@bigguyjourney24 күн бұрын
Wait! Black Friday is after thanksgiving right?
@choomaque26 күн бұрын
That particular vid of Weaver led me to this channel. I am even thinking of buying one of the guides.
@gravityblast347527 күн бұрын
You guys lost me here. Media has become saturated with clickbait and exaggerated loops that maximize curiosity and attention while delivering disproportionately low value. We need to be empathetic enough to recognize that we are not our audience. Most people hate being manipulated as a means of influencing a sale. Delivering value and building trust go a long way in lowering the barrier so that gimmicks and bribes (your words) are not necessary. Mailchimp, Hubspot, and many others have covered this extensively and have the data to back it up. I’m surprised and disappointed to see you guys advocating for the opposite approach.
@DJSeanJ27 күн бұрын
8:07
@Tomisloove27 күн бұрын
@@DJSeanJwhat you said :) there's salesy/clickbaity and there's lying... noone's telling you to outright lie.
@Page9theband26 күн бұрын
Also if you’re worried about how media has become about not doing it, then provide your subscribers with some value 🤘🏽 easy fix, just get them to open the email is all they’re saying
@gravityblast347526 күн бұрын
@@DJSeanJ 15:34
@gravityblast347526 күн бұрын
@@Tomisloove 15:34
@GoodBaleadaMusic28 күн бұрын
Couldn't you just spend a long with a cumulative list? I make regional latin american music and 1000 small but active cities could equal one mexico city
@mickthedick28 күн бұрын
Great advice!
@NielmahАй бұрын
Hell yeah dudes
@officialnefewАй бұрын
this was super informative thank u guys
@FrankTenorio09Ай бұрын
Truth 🙌🏼
@MarcKlarkАй бұрын
Well how does it work for you
@ScribblebytesWorldwideАй бұрын
10:25 umm...okay...quick question, I love wacky, but wacky+realistic okay (i share the same birthday as PT Barnum, so of courses #twinning). For example, I don't want millions and millions of fans, I just want 6 000 people who fit my customer profile (2 thousand per profile). That's all. But these are specific types of people that Ive mapped out psychographically and otherwise. That's the conventional part, here'sther wacky part: I developed the Night Game ARG which I'm using as the marketing fishing net. In the World Build Design of my piece, I want to come off as like this Fantasy Island (the 90s remake) in your mind. When you land on Scribblebytes it must feel like you're in an alternate dimension and Night Game is the hook that pulls you into it. I love directors like Hitchcock, Kube, Andrew Niccol, Lars von Trier and Joel Schumacher (yes, I know) and Gore Verbinksi mainly because of their looks. Their films always feel like them by the look. So i wanted a mid 90s vaporware look for everything. It has to look like it was made at the back of a van at midnight and uploaded to the mainframe before the feds come in! However, since the theme of piece is Innocence vs Corruption, if the aesthetic represents Innocence, then the Affective Effect has to be "Corruption". Okay, what is Affective Effect? In film semiotics (which I majored in), the goal of all advertising (including movies and music visuals) is to create an Affective Effect in the viewer. Thats where semiotics comes in. So I used ACTUAL nlp techniques and stuff to make the content. So we have Innocence (the cheap, nistalgic, mid90s vaporware aesthetic) and the Corruption (neuro linguistic programming). Now I chose NLP because in society, it's *viewed* as a "dark" form of communication (it's just a tool). So what this effect does, is create an Affective Effect that makes the viewer *question reality* for a second. Okay, I programmed it to only last a second 😂😂😂😂. So what am I saying: in order to promote my studio, I created a game that actually makes people believe it's alive. So i nailed that part. Now what i didnt anticipate, is that people would belieevit so much that they start thinking im demonic which by the way, I'm a Methodist and I believe in Jesus Christ okay. So how do I get this back on track to making it a cult classic that a very small subculture knows about, until i reach my 5 000 (I call them Netizen Mavericks in my customer profile document). I want it to be like one of those secret things that people talk about in hushed tones at parties...like Sean Penn goes to Michael Douglas: "hey, dude...when you get home, go play the Night Game...trust me bro". And then all manner of fun ensues 😂😂😂 Okay, but back to the point: is wackyness relative to the size of the audience or no wackyness at all until audience develops. Or is this how I develop them? But then again, I'm afraid some of them might not get it and they might actually go nuts and think there's a real Night Game (which has been touch and go with some players) and then I get blamed. But its just entertainment. Its a dilemma.
@ScribblebytesWorldwideАй бұрын
42:10 You see, it always amazes me when I hear people say this because for me, this is an innerent thing of communication! And looking at the wonder in his eyes is so profound, like he's having that epiphany all over again. In acting we call it sense memory (I give technique on it in my book). Anyway, I think my brain 🧠 has all that communication stuff in it, but 0% of business sense. So I kinda feel like an alien when they talk about business. I haven’t had my epiphany about business, that he's had about communication. I know the audience...I guess, I'm afraid that my stuff is too real, that Im actually going to mess up people's minds (people actually believe my performnace art) if I scale up, but at the same time I dont want to rob my customers of a fun gaming experience, so I say go for it. But how do I now become like a "businessman" and turn off my emotions in a way (not that businessmen don't have emotions, but you know what I mean...I'm a vegetarian for goodness sake and I only watch I Love Lucy in real life, okay, I'm sorry). Does that make sense? (I'm an Aspie).
@JoeCryptola-b1mАй бұрын
Love how Bob screwed them he's also aware of the year by year diminishing sales numbers as less people care or listen to his music so that 16mil gets worse with time 👊🤛 good job Bob you stuck to the man
@JoeCryptola-b1mАй бұрын
Let's look at this logically if the price of goods have gone up by 200-300% in the past 4 years that would put the actual yearly inflation at 50% each year in reality 4yrs x 50% = 200% we have double digit inflation there just lying about the truth of the situation
@musicmarketingАй бұрын
@@JoeCryptola-b1m 50% inflation for 4 years is not 200% inflation doggie.
@greenlightzoneАй бұрын
For me it's the opposite, I get 75% women, but my product is for men :c
@drdemiАй бұрын
guys...those jump cuts are killing me. you're not robots, come on…
@musicmarketingАй бұрын
@@drdemi were gonna jump cut more now
@mrbigbosskojakАй бұрын
Where did you get the hoodie?! It's dope!
@musicmarketingАй бұрын
its ice cream! shoutout pharrell
@artistarbitrageАй бұрын
Yes! We need more contract episodes. Thank you!!
@FOHguyАй бұрын
I don't know. For me, it's turn knobs, get check.
@IamthealfaandomegaАй бұрын
lol you are amazing 😂❤❤❤
@DreamingWhileAwakeMusicАй бұрын
Learned how to code about 10 years ago, it has helped me a lot. Cybersecurity is another big thing I learned. Great video thanks for the info.
@coachpoppavicАй бұрын
Funny you knew Ayo I met his partner Keyz around that same time period haha