A Fool Proof Music Marketing Strategy That Always Delivers!

Discover a fool-proof music marketing strategy that guarantees results! Learn how to effectively spend your time and money to grow your music career. Understand the 10:1 content-to-ad spend ratio, the importance of building an index for customer due diligence, and the power of organic content versus paid ads. Find out why influencer marketing can boost your reach and how to eliminate time wasters. This video provides a comprehensive guide to maximizing your resources and achieving sustainable growth.

00:00 - Let’s talk!
00:39 - Time Vs Money
01:36 - 10:1 Content to Ad spend ratio
03:01 - Indexing for customer due diligence
03:57 - Organic Content
05:12 - Paid Ads
06:14 - Influencer Marketing
07:17 - Yeah, but I don’t have the time that’s the problem!
08:39 - So what’s the fool Proof Play?
09:19 - Ok, but I don’t have the money either!
11:05 - Using these Marketing tactics successfully
12:17 - Ignoring these tactics

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[PeterPHasVids]

This was certainly a take, but...this feels more like some "If you want to get to the NBA, you have the practice every night." type of advice. I think your audience would benefit from a more descriptive and realistic approach with a genuine investment from you. "Why Call to Actions are important" "How to more boldly create content and how to aim it at a rich demo" "How to build a plan with 6 passive incomes that can turn music into a career".
I get that it may not fit into your algorithm at first, but you'll actually help real ppl who actually need the guidance.
Anyway, gud luck with your channel. All the best.

[MrMenefee]

This dropped right on time for me! Glad I found you brotha, thx a million 👌🏾👍🏾

[venomr]

I am negotiating my 5, 000 + Song Music Catalog; myself. This industry is full of plastic people. I approach everything as business first. This is the simplest industry, that has been made complicated. Rhymes and beat. Albums. Ep's. Singles. Music videos and an online store/ market place. Streaming is GARBAGE/ highway robbery. Do. Your. Own. Thing. Seriously.

[MwelwaOnCos]

Thanks for taking the time to teach us sh*t man

[tp]

I'm working on using my time constructively. I know I have said it before but I truly appreciate you and have been working diligently to get things off the ground. I can't wait to meet you and get to work with you.

[plut]

Thank you so much for you channel! For public relations do you recommend I hire a company or shop around myself?

[MizZzChAvVvOzZz]

A Good Book is:
Buy Back Your Time by Dan Martell

[RobertJeffers-msuz]

Honestly I see why this says "fool" proof instead of full. Musicians please wake up and don't do this. This is right up there with playing shows to "gain" fans as some of the worst career advice you could be given.

Let's get one thing straight. While there are different job descriptions amungst professional musicians they all share one thing in common. Whether you are a session musician, a touring international act, a beat maker/producer, dj, or even a karaoke host they all share one thing In common. They earn their livelihood from music.

Being a musician is hard enough. If your goal is being a successfully well known artist from making your own music the road is already hard and the deck is stacked against you. By taking the path suggested in this video you've now taken one low probability road and created 2.

Want some facts? For all the b.s posted about how this is the best time to be an indie artist 98 % of indie artists would be insolent without full time jobs and many are with them. Everyday more and more people are trying to become content creators. 90 % phase out after realizing after hours and hours of commitment and dedication they are no closer to monetization than when they started.

This video takes a assumption when calling this a "fool proof plan". Theyre assuming that somehow because you are a musician you'll be a great content creator when the two jobs are completely different.

The second problem with this angle is even if you become a great content creator and reach monetization this in no way has any relation to your actual goal of becoming a successful professional musician does it? If anything it creates the opposite. People watch videos on YouTube and tik tok to pass time In their daily lives. Most bounce from video to video and with tons of choices and hallways they quickly leave one to go down a different rabbit hole. I've never seen literally ANYONE say omg my favorite content creator is performing their music live tonight at a large venue or even a small one.

What professional musicians that you know are putting 90 % of their time and resources into making content. The answer will always be zero because real touring musicians spend their lives recording music, performing music, and doing press interviews. Even if they wanted to have an extremely close relationship with their fans (scary) they don't have the time and would be losing money doing so. So again how does this lead to there?

Let's look at the next part. Having 10000 dollars vs having 10000 to invest are not even remotely the same thing. If you have 10000 to your name and you chose to spend every cent without a dime coming in you'd be a fool no matter what you spent it on. If you have 10000 to invest why would you spend 9000 dollars on creating content or 1000 dollars on Facebook adds if you are an artist with no name or traction? Creating content is virtually free so why am I spending 90% of my budget on something that I don't have to? The next part about Facebook adds I can agree with. It should be less than 10% of your marketing budget because to an artist no one has ever heard of frankly it isn't a good choice of resources.

If you honestly have 10000 dollars your initial marketing plan as a while should only be 2-3000 and any cent spent on Facebook should solely be spent on promoting your first show (record release party) to recoup your initial investment. The sum of your initial 3000 should at minimum be designed to break close to even while giving you the highest possible visibility and bringing out real local listeners to your shows. Then you can respond the same 3000 on developing analytic Insight to invest more money for future growth.

I'm not saying you shouldn't create content but if you do you need to leave plenty of room for mystery and intrigue. Just like if a girl knows everything about you and how much you love her she's quick to dump you the press and media are no different. What's left to interview if you've given all of yourself away for free on tik tok? The whole world can see you there so there is no angle left to cover.

Wake up musicians. They want to dull your creativity and turn you into an infomercial. Know who you are. Use your creative minds to create a real plan. Understand that marketing is about visibility and content creators and musicians are not the same no matter what they say. All these " experts " tell you that losing thousands of Facebook campaigns is good to get a few thousand plays in Afghanistan and that's gonna lead to your career. Paying to submit to blogs with 95% rejection rates is the answer. Buying playlist promotion that gets you banned was the answer. None of those things were the answer. Only you are and there is no such thing as a full proof plan In music or life.

[rehab--onsw]

This here is the win (self-discipline) > 07:17 - Yeah, but I don’t have the time that’s the problem! 💯

[unknwngamer]

giving actual examples of what the organic content is wouldve helped 👍🏾 all this info we already know by now