Stock Music Earnings for 2022, MotionArray, Audiojungle, Pond5 etc..

This is my earnings from stock music in 2022 while holding a full time day job.
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[@mCKENIC]

Thank you for posting this 'behind the scenes'. This and your Spotify ad buy video were very informative about things Ive thought about but not done. Really appreciate it! I agree on your thoughts about if you HAD to cater to the libraries, very well thought out. If its any consolation to you - I made $0 in 2022 from my music 🙂 I do however get a little traction with academic conferences etc. so it is still rewarding to create and I hugely enjoy the process. I think playing out live, even as a support for a bigger traditional 'band' is financially the way to go. Thanks again for a thought provoking video!

[@bjornark]

Thank you for watching I really apprechiate it. As you say its important to enjoy the process if not then whats the point. Good luck on your future endeavors :)

[@MarcoPolux]

Cool video, thanks!! (that last part... that is not an "if" but when..... absolutely horriffic)

[@bjornark]

Thanks for watching. 😊👍

[@Superkeyruns]

Thank you for this. Very helpful!

[@TheSpanishGuitarHub]

Thanks for this video, I am just starting with stock music.

[@bjornark]

Fantastic, good luck :)

[@vcodev108]

Man you are absolutely right IT is more lucrative, and music is kinda hobby and secondary for me right now and was thinking of making music full time but thats gonna take pretty long time to make an income for living from music. Like yourself Im also going to produce music for myself right now and keep learning it to really master it while continuing with my IT job. Also would like to mention that to make a quality music we need a good DAW, vsts and plugins for mixing and mastering which again would cost us money. so having a primary job is really necessary to buy all these stuff. Thanks for the insight this video would serve as a great eye opener for anyone who just blindly jump into music to make it as a career.

[@bjornark]

Yes I agree. You need to treat the subject seriously if you want to get somewhere. I am not able to give my 100% to music production, but its fine by me. My normal day-job caters for everything I need and working an hour or two overtime earns me more those two hours than I earned in total from stock in 2022.

[@P4LASH]

Useful Insight, good work :))

[@bjornark]

Thanks!

[@RaepaMusic]

Bro have you tried other options to earn? Like offering your services on fiverr or upwork? i know these are not passive income but it's an avanue to earn also. all areas collecively adds to that right? i feel lik you are so genuine in what you are sharing, upfront and honest. i am following your journey, hopefully we all can do this full-time soon.

[@bjornark]

Hey! Thanks for the suggestions. I have thought about fiverr/upwork but it looks like its a race to the bottom there as well earnings-wise. I am only focusing on youtube and the occasional stock music library for the time being. Thats enough to be honest. :)

[@RaepaMusic]

Thank you for being honest and upfront bro. Really apprecitate it. I guess all of us need to put in the work first.

[@AyyeBC]

Did pricing your music low increase your sales or no?

[@bjornark]

Nah, Maybe a little. Its more or less dead anyway. My catalog is not that big.

[@projectb3117]

How much you earn with content id?

[@jaemarrs5189]

So I wouldn't quite my day job is what your really saying and actually you can make more money by just getting a regular part time job it seems...

[@bjornark]

I would not quit my day job, nope but I live in a high cost country.

[@djcata7474]

Useful knowledge. What did you send to motion array the second time? I'm in the process of submitting, too.

[@bjornark]

I focused on sending off my best produced track, mixing and sound-quality wise. And focus on one genre, not go all over the place.

[@masterkaos4346]

Mate I just want to say thanks for your honesty and sharing. Its people like you giving people such good advice and not leading them into something that is a dream, but reality. It takes work. You're a Legend, love your videos. cheers.

[@bjornark]

Thank you for watching, yes I like to keep it real. Cheers!

[@WillyJunior]

Ya but it also depends what kind of music you make. Is it really the kind of music people are buying? Does it sound like the music in the most popular section on Motion Array? It's important to focus on styles that sell well if you want to make good money.

[@bjornark]

Yes for sure. This is probably the best advice regarding this. Something i struggle to follow myself.