Dominique Blais

Generate Income From Selling Merch As An Indie Artist (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The main job of an indie artist is to make quality and good sounding music.

There are other things that an artist needs to look into other than working hard to make music. It is also important the indie musician to market his music in order to achieve great success. If you are creating good music, you should look to promote it to the music lovers in order to gain fans. It is very important for you to promote your brand and to network with the right people.

The biggest challenge that every musician faces these days is to generate income.

As there are plenty of musicians mushrooming all over, there is no way one can rely on just selling their recorded music to earn a very good income. Selling the recorded music, getting the license for the songs, and touring around the country to perform the songs might earn you a living, but if you are looking to make more money out of your brand and music, then you need to diversify. You should think of tapping new sources of income.

The best way to generate a good income and also steady income as an indie artist is by selling merchandise.

Merchandising is another way of staying connected with your followers. This gives the fans an option of interacting with their favorite musicians. You should be selling products or merchandise that is on cue with your style of music.

By selling custom merchandise, you can always generate a good amount of money even if you do not sell your recorded music and albums that much. One of the best and the easiest ways to sell customized products and stuff is to use the various websites and the social media platforms.

These platforms are the cheapest and the most effective option to promote your brand merchandise to your followers.

This eBook will provide you with insights on what you need to do in order to find and choose the right merchandise to sell. There is also the need to find out the best supplier who will make the merchandise available to your target audience through various online sources.

There are also detailed tips and ideas carried in the eBook that will help you to sell more merchandise to your fans and followers.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dominique Blais
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9782981698322
• Artikelnr.: 49700412

Autorenporträt

My name is Dominique Blais and I am a professional music business educator, business consultant, and entrepreneur.

Music has been a great part of my life from a very young age, and became my infatuation when I launched my own music company at the age of 16. Always an inquiring mind with a hungry heart, I combined my musical studies at Berklee College of Music with Paralegal and Human Resource Management studies, which proved to be a precious asset to my career.

Being enthusiastically involved in more than 50 recording projects in both Canada and the United States, I also had the pleasure to produce and mix some albums at Steve Vai's home studio in Hollywood, CA. Several albums that I promoted were nominated at the Canadian Country Music Awards and the East Coast Music Awards.

Moreover, I served as a concert promoter in shows and tours for many artists such as, among others, Motorhead, Vince Neil (lead vocalist of heavy metal band Mötley Crüe), the Misfits, Anthrax, Marky Ramone, and SkidRow.

From 2003 to 2008 I was a Member services and Licensing Agent for SODRAC, a copyright management society for creators of musical works, including authors, composers and music publishers.

In 2008, determined to be constantly energetic in the arts, I founded the Marseille Music School in Montreal, a notably dynamic school offering its students a series of diverse projects together with its music and singing courses.

My career as a music business educator started at Trebas Institute in Montreal back in 2003. I currently hold the position of Director of Studies.