31 Music Business Tips for Songwriters

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Free Online Course: 31 Music Business Tips for Songwriters provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for Less than 1 hour of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. 31 Music Business Tips for Songwriters is taught by Cliff Goldmacher.

Overview
  • Build your songwriting business with advice from a renowned songwriter. This course offers a month's worth of daily tips to help you build your network and sell more songs.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Do more with the business side of your music
    • Build your songwriting business
    1. Organization
    • Staying organized in the music business
    • Finalize your lyric sheets
    • Learn how to embed metadata
    • Learn how to email a link to a song
    • Set up a regular place to write
    • Schedule a regular time to write
    2. Song Demos
    • Demystify the song demo process
    • Decide which songs to demo
    • Research demo studios
    • Schedule your demo
    3. Marketing
    • Marketing is essential
    • Set up your social media accounts
    • Learn how to make a lyric video
    • Look for a pitch opportunity for one of your songs
    • Pitch one of your songs
    • Follow up on your song pitches
    • Think outside the box for your song pitches
    • Join a pitch organization
    4. Networking
    • Organic networking
    • Research music conferences to attend
    • Find local writers' nights
    • Start a writers' night
    • Join a songwriting organization
    • Start a songwriting organization
    • Join a songwriting group of your peers
    • Start a songwriting group of your peers
    • Reach out to a new cowriter
    5. The Music Industry
    • Navigate the music industry
    • Read a music business book
    • Schedule a songwriting consultation
    • Make a list of publishers you want to meet
    • Research signed songwriters and their hits
    • Research recording artists and their labels
    • Find out who's looking for songs
    • Join a performing rights organization (PRO)
    • Register your songs with your PRO
    Conclusion
    • What's next