We have all heard the statement, which says, “ It’s not what
you know, but it’s who you know.” One might add that, “Its not just who you
know but its who you know that likes you for one reason or another.” It’s not
just about being known but it’s about being picked.
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Sunday, March 31, 2013
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Getting The Funding for your Business
In light of difficulty for businesses today to find
financing for their ventures it’s important to know and discover other options
to get your business financed. The truth is that there is still financing
available for your venture. Imagine getting money to launch your music business
venture. The following are lists of some sites you can review that can help you
finance your business ideas, whatever it may be.
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Music “Push” Marketing Strategies and Concepts
The advance of Internet use has drastically changed the
economics of the music industry over the last decade. Over the last ten years music
sales have dropped. Musicians and artists have had to adapt the changes to
be successful. Those changes include how they market, whom they market to and
what they market for.
Sunday, January 13, 2013
The Power of Music: 12.12.12 Hurricane Sandy Relief Concert shows US Congress how to care about what’s really important
On October 28, 2012 Hurricane Sandy hit the US northeast
causing billions of dollars in damage and altering the lives of millions of people.
About a month and a half later on December 12, 2012 The Robin Hood Foundation had a relief concert for Hurricane Sandy victims
that raised $50 million towards the relief effort. Congress can learn a little
bit from the 19 million Americans who watched the concert, those of them who
donated money and the artists who participated which revealed what it takes to
get things done and act fast to help people in need.
David Saltzman- The Robin Hood Foundation Executive Director
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