5 Fatal Mistakes Leading to Record Label Failure in 12 Months!

In this insightful video, we delve into the essentials of building a lasting record label. Discover the importance of long-term vision planning and how to set achievable economic goals for 1, 5, and 10 years. We'll explore strategies for gaining market share across genres, regions, and social media, and discuss how your music can make a meaningful impact on the world. Learn about identifying your label's strengths, from promotion techniques to licensing and content creation, and understand why these elements are crucial for attracting fans and succeeding in the music industry. Whether you're a new label or an artist aiming to grow, this video is a must-watch for anyone serious about making a lasting mark in the music world.

00:00 - Let’s talk
00:49 - 3 Economic Goals
01:52 - Market Share
03:06 - How Will Your Music Change the World?
04:16 - What is the Strength of the Label?
05:19 - Why Will Fans Buy Your Music or Prefer the Artist You Sign?
06:08 - “I just want to put out music, is this necessary?”
06:40 - “How do you figure out the strength of the label?”
07:13 - “I wasn’t planning on changing the world. Why would I do this?”
08:14 - If you don’t have a Record Label yet
09:25 - Taking Time to Address all of these Questions
09:57 - If you NEVER Address these Questions
10:13 - My Final Thoughts

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[YariBeatsMedia]

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[JosephJSydlo]

For estimating obtainable metrics, like revenue or subscribers, what is the best practice in being realistic in this estimate? It's too easy to say "I will get 100, 000 social media followers this year", or "I'm going to make $500, 000 this year". In essence, what are some reasonable assumptions we can use to ensure our objectives are both realistic and attainable?