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What is the status of current label situation on the music market? (pg. 15)
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| TranceLover007 |
This whole system need to be redesign from the top to the bottom - the way I can see it and it shouldn't be really that difficult to do this and relatively inexpensive (T1 maybe T3 on the network when everything will work out later on).
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| TranceLover007 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
I' ve been baited into telling people what I do way too many times. Do a search. |
That's cool man, I'm not interesting in any detail of this stuff but I'm glad that you are involve in some kind of music/business activities.
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Darek |
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| Looney4Clooney |
| Modelling career was too stressful. |
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| TranceLover007 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
Modelling career was too stressful. |
Clay or digital - this is what I use to do (Class A surfaces)
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| Looney4Clooney |
| High fashion run way mostly underwear and so exclusive it blow you mind. In fact when think about it, the shows were at private homes and the runways were not standard which was weird. The models would sleep with the guys but I was not into that. But ya they fired me for some reason. Never found out why/ |
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| TranceLover007 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
High fashion run way mostly underwear and so exclusive it blow you mind. In fact when think about it, the shows were at private homes and the runways were not standard which was weird. The models would sleep with the guys but I was not into that. But ya they fired me for some reason. Never found out why/ |
Sorry man, got you now, lol, I should pay more attention next time when I will be responding to any comment (I though you are talking about cars lol) – just my work, in between phones conversations, meetings and responding to e-mails lol, sorry.
So what about any projects which has anything to do with production or music?????
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| Looney4Clooney |
| Probably should take this to jdate user name. Is. GoldStud |
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| TranceLover007 |
Lol, OK going back to our topic, what kind of web page people would/should like to see, cool and slick looking (base on javascript) or basic one so every possible person can see it and using it (base on html)??? - if it comes to sell music.
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| Normie |
| quote: | Originally posted by TranceLover007
Lol, OK going back to our topic, what kind of web page people would/should like to see, cool and slick looking (base on javascript) or basic one so every possible person can see it and using it (base on html)??? - if it comes to sell music.
Opinions ??? |
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Never sacrifice ease of accessability and functionality for whiz bang goodies.... After a person goes to the flash/java heavy sites enough, they get sick of the 'pretty' aspect pretty quick in my experience.
Some is good, but remember you are not 'selling' the website, you're selling your product. Make using it easily your top priority. And make the external sourced ads, if any, as unobtrusive as you feasibly can. |
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| Chronosis |
| quote: | Originally posted by EddieZilker
There are actually studies that show multitasking makes you less effective and lowers your functioning intelligence while you're doing it. It's preferable to just focus on one task at a time rather than dividing your attention between multiple tasks. |
Yeah, seems that I used the wrong wording there. Being multi-skilled is what I meant. |
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| Chronosis |
| quote: | Originally posted by Normie
but remember you are not 'selling' the website, you're selling your product. Make using it easily your top priority. |
Yep! Peoples attention span is really short these days. When they're looking for something in a web page, it should be found within few seconds and preferably max. 2 clicks away.
Also never forget the importance of quality content. Your visitors are looking for something that is of value to them. If your site screams "buy buy buy!", they will click away and never return.
Also unless your going to implement other payment options than paypal, you'll be very hard pressed to make enough money to cover the monthly costs of credit card / bank-payment buttons.
And as you're probably aware the traffic you'll get depends a lot on good marketing strategy (and SEO). How well are you versed in these?
To sum: It's not that difficult to get started, but to really get the ball rolling takes a whole lot of work (and time). |
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| Raphie |
ok, just to put things into perspective
100 units sold brings u 5$ if you publish yourself and whatever split (i.e. 50/50 = 2,50$) if you release via someone else their label.
So now you are REALLY good and you sell 100.000 units, you need a reputable label for that, you arranged the 50/50 split
you earn 2.500$ gross (1.800 nett)... can you spit out 10 100K tracks a year? you're at Deadmau5 level then. REALLYYYYYYY GOOOOOOOD you even make 50K$ gross (35K$ nett) per year on your own label. peanuts...... You need to gig.
Seriously you can make more money being a "clicks" or "likes" whore
There is NO MONEY in music sales for you and me..... you need to gig.
Do the maths what you earn on a platinum album. |
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