S4.7.1/E64: How to Market With or Without a Budget - Part 1: Manchester Artist Emma Mould
How to Build a Sustainable Music Career and Collect All Revenue StreamsShow Notes
Musicians often want to know how to spread the word on their music. But are also understandably overwhelmed with options from DIY to high priced marketing agencies. Host Emily White breaks down how to most effectively promote your music to press, radio and more whether you have a budget or not. To do so, she chats with Manchester, England musician Emma Mould the landscape of UK radio while also laying out best practices in the United States. This is part one of this episode, so stay tuned for part two for our next episode, where we'll also dig in on marketing best practices and more with the icon that is John Robb. Happy Listening! Recorded at The Yard in Manchester, England Book this podcast was based on: https://www.collectiveentinc.com/book2. 10% off w/ code PODCAST Massive thanks to TheWRD from the Ivors Academy for making this tour & season happen! Supercharge your knowledge and career in the music business and in the live environment with 14 day kickstarters, 12 week bootcamps and a fully validated diploma. All Online. Maximum Flexibility. Maximum Impact." Get more info at TheWRD.uk. Questions? [email protected] CREDITS: Creator, Executive Producer, Producer, & Host: Emily White Project Manager: Michael Zimmerlich Engineer: Nathan Cain Producer: Lilia Iza Music: Matthew Wang
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