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Through our podcast, you’ll hear from musicians across every genre and career stage sharing the strategies that moved the needle for them. Not theory – actual tactics they’ve used to grow their audience, increase their income, and find fulfillment doing what they love.
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Successful Musicians is passionate about helping musicians succeed in today’s harsh digital landscape. We understand that getting your music noticed online can be a daunting task, which is why we offer a range of services to help you reach your goals. Our classes and one-on-one mentoring sessions are designed to help you effectively market yourself, and your music. From social media strategies to email marketing campaigns, we’ve got you covered!
If you’re not sure where to start, our free podcast is a great resource that provides valuable tips and insights on getting your music out there.
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Successful Musicians Podcast Interviewee: Daniel Scott Interviewer: Jason Tonioli Jason Tonioli Well, welcome to the podcast today. My special guest is Dan Scott. Dan is,
People need to understand that you don’t start at the top. Like you’ve got to work. You’ve got to build it up. You’ve got to build your buzz and then people will start recognizing you and start wanting to cover you.
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Successful Musicians Podcast Interviewee: Daniel Scott Interviewer: Jason Tonioli Jason Tonioli Well, welcome to the podcast today. My special guest is Dan Scott. Dan is,
People need to understand that you don’t start at the top. Like you’ve got to work. You’ve got to build it up. You’ve got to build your buzz and then people will start recognizing you and start wanting to cover you.
When you do something late in life like that, if you’re not driven and passionate about it and you’re not willing to let yourself be bad at it, I mean, when you’re a kid, you’re fine being bad at everything, right? Because you didn’t do it yet as an adult. I had this expectation to be much better, much faster than I actually was. So I had to put my 10,000 steps in to sing and to play my guitar and to play the piano before I felt like I finally got back to a level of competence.
