Working With Music Libraries – Guest Blog
By Ed Teja If you are trying to break into the world of writing for film and television, one important marketing resource is music libraries. In general, these are nothing […]
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Rules Untangling the Music Library Dilemma – Guest Blog
By Ed Teja In response to my blog A Songwriter’s Marketing Strategy, Muhammed Babajide commented that he had written a number of songs, and then asked: “are these songs good enough, […]
Building Your Public Relations Campaign—Part 3: Putting It To Work – Guest Blog
By Ed Teja In part one we talked about your theme, then in part two investigated using it to write a press release, or several releases. Now we need to […]
Building Your Public Relations Campaign—Part 2: Your Press Release – Guest Blog
By Ed Teja In part one we looked at developing a theme for your public relations campaign. Now lets look at how you put it into play. One of the […]
Building Your Public Relations Campaign—Part 1: Your Message – Guest Blog
By Ed Teja I started to write a blog on how to write a press release, and realized that to fit everything in, I needed to break this into three […]
Learn Song Marketing From Book Authors – Guest Blog
By Ed Teja When you begin to look for a home for your music, whether your market is the listener, a music supervisor, or an A&R person, you need a […]
Are You Starting Your Marketing BEFORE You Launch Your CD? – Guest Blog
By Kavit Haria “I launched my CD about two months ago and sales have only trickled in, it’s been nothing spectacular. What went wrong, and what can I do to […]
The Year End Refocus – Guest Blog
By Ed Teja Many people view the end of one year and the beginning of another as a time to reflect. As an advocate of the here and now, I […]
