Sell Your Music : How To Profitably Sell Your Own Recordings Online
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This book shows you in easy, step by step format, how to profitably sell your own recordings online. You'll read in-depth interviews, tips and tricks from independent musicians who have made thousands of dollars selling their music from home! Includes up to date lists and websites where you can promote your music for free, plus a bonus user guide on setting up your own home recording studio.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #89907 in Books
- Published on: 2001-04-01
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 198 pages
Editorial Reviews
Gary Roman, Rock Group Romulus
"Two thumbs up on an incredible book. Curran is a music marketing genius."
Faith Rivera, Recording Artist
"This is a fantastic book I would recommend to any level of musician."
Songspyder.com
"An astounding, must have book for musicians and songwriters who wish to take control of their own destiny."
Customer Reviews
Sell Your Music : How To Profitably Sell Your Own Recordings Online
The book I purchased was printed in 2001, the beginning of the digital revolution, so there are some references here to dated technology such as cassette tape, but the info and "how to's" are excellent. This book is full of things you need to know and things you'd never consider without learning it the hard way with some trial and error. I have items highlighted on the majority of the pages. You might check for a newer edition, if not, I still recommend this book.
Dissapointing .
I read this book from back to cover (it is less than 200 pages) and came away rather dissapointed. None of the topics are explored in any length and many of the ideas can be found in Guerilla Marketing, including existing music industry articles on the internet. Many of of the websites that are cited resulted in dead links and I found some of the ideas outdated. Chapter 12 is an insult to readers with three pages devoted to
setting up an internet record label; and Chapter 14 devoting four and a half pages to home recording. Overall, I felt the material lacked passion and could use an injection of new ideas.
Very good title
Internet is now one of the most important sources of information and knowing how to promote your band on the internet wisely is like hitting the jack pot because there is no other place in the world more "visited" by people. Through the internet unknown artist could get easily noticed and also sell their albums but there are some important thing you need to keep in mind like in order to succeed and this book points them directly and easily without any other useless information. A great guide for those who want to try their luck using WWW.



