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Unsigned Acts and Drawing Fans – Part 1

Listen to today’s Music Business Poochcast™ [display_podcast] Unsigned Acts and Drawing Fans by: Professor Pooch © 2010, 2011 David J. Spangenberg Part 1 I look all around the country and I see so many Musical Artists & Bands looking for places to play, hoping for as large an audience as possible, wanting to be heard, [...] Continue reading

Successfully Operating an Indie Record Label

Listen to today’s Music Business Poochcast™ [display_podcast] Successfully Operating an Indie Record Label By Professor Pooch © 2010 David J. Spangenberg Previously I’ve covered the benefits of owning your own Indie Labels, http://www.professorpooch.com/main/the-benefits-of-forming-an-indie-label/ and the Legal/Contractual ends, http://www.professorpooch.com/main/forming-an-indie-record-label-setting-up-for-business/ and The Ways You Make Your Money, http://www.professorpooch.com/main/making-money-as-an-indie-label/ —– Ahhhh, the Dilemma of actually trying to run [...] Continue reading

The Ways You Make Money With an Indie Record Label

Listen to today’s Music Business Poochcast™ [display_podcast] The Ways You Make Money with an Indie Record Label © 2010 David J. Spangenberg Previously I’ve covered the benefits of owning your own Indie Labels, http://www.professorpooch.com/main/the-benefits-of-forming-an-indie-label/ and the Legal/Contractual ends. http://www.professorpooch.com/main/forming-an-indie-record-label-setting-up-for-business/ Now let’s start making some Money! And to keep things simple, I’m just going to stick [...] Continue reading

Forming an Indie Record Label: Setting Yourself Up For Business

Listen to today’s Music Business Poochcast™ [display_podcast]   Forming an Indie Record Label: Setting Yourself Up For Business By Professor Pooch © 2010 David J. Spangenberg   I love it when somebody asks me, “Hey, how do I become [or start] a Record Company?”  My answer is ::Poof:: You’re a Record Company! Congratulations!  There is [...] Continue reading