This business of music marketing & promotion / Tad Lathrop ; contributions by Jim Pettigrew, Jr.

By: Lathrop, TadContributor(s): Pettigrew, JimMaterial type: TextTextPublisher: New York : Billboard Books, 2003Edition: Rev. & updated edDescription: xii, 308 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 9780823077298; 0823077292; 082307711X; 9780823077113Other title: Music marketing & promotion | Music marketing and promotionSubject(s): Music trade -- Vocational guidance | Popular music -- Writing and publishing | Sound recordings -- Marketing
Contents:
Selling music in the new entertainment marketplace -- Charting the corporate hitmaking process -- Previewing the total marketing program -- Defining the basic product and its audience -- Packaging the product -- Pricing, payouts, and profits -- Distributing through stores and their suppliers -- Direct marketing and non-store sales methods -- Distributing over the Internet -- Promoting the product: publicity -- Promoting the product: online techniques -- Promoting the product: radio, video, and television -- Promoting the product: sales incentives, live shows, and other methods -- Working the live performance market -- Expanding the marketing program -- Generating revenue from writing and publishing -- Marketing and promoting music in foreign countries -- Monitoring and managing the marketing program -- Twenty profile-building ideas to use right now -- Talking shop: interviews.
Subject: The maxim in the music industry has always been "You can't make it on talent alone," and with This Business of Music Marketing & Promotion, you don't have to. In language that is simple and direct, author Tad Lathrop details promotional skills, publicity plans, royalty guidelines, and more, all supported by real-life examples. He shows how the Web and other technological developments have revolutionized not only how music is made, but how it is marketed and promoted. The old rules still apply-create a marketing plan, know your copyrights, be familiar with the laws of commerce-but there are a host of new ones as well, along with new strategies on how to give your recording the exposure it deserves. This streamlined, reorganized, and updated edition features an all-new chapter ("Twenty-Five Profile-Building Ideas to Use Right Now"), which will help readers get a running start in the recording business. They'll also find completely updated material about Internet sales and promotion techniques, the latest information available on integrated marketing and e-marketing strategles, and brand-new listings of information resources.
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Selling music in the new entertainment marketplace -- Charting the corporate hitmaking process -- Previewing the total marketing program -- Defining the basic product and its audience -- Packaging the product -- Pricing, payouts, and profits -- Distributing through stores and their suppliers -- Direct marketing and non-store sales methods -- Distributing over the Internet -- Promoting the product: publicity -- Promoting the product: online techniques -- Promoting the product: radio, video, and television -- Promoting the product: sales incentives, live shows, and other methods -- Working the live performance market -- Expanding the marketing program -- Generating revenue from writing and publishing -- Marketing and promoting music in foreign countries -- Monitoring and managing the marketing program -- Twenty profile-building ideas to use right now -- Talking shop: interviews.

The maxim in the music industry has always been "You can't make it on talent alone," and with This Business of Music Marketing & Promotion, you don't have to. In language that is simple and direct, author Tad Lathrop details promotional skills, publicity plans, royalty guidelines, and more, all supported by real-life examples. He shows how the Web and other technological developments have revolutionized not only how music is made, but how it is marketed and promoted. The old rules still apply-create a marketing plan, know your copyrights, be familiar with the laws of commerce-but there are a host of new ones as well, along with new strategies on how to give your recording the exposure it deserves. This streamlined, reorganized, and updated edition features an all-new chapter ("Twenty-Five Profile-Building Ideas to Use Right Now"), which will help readers get a running start in the recording business. They'll also find completely updated material about Internet sales and promotion techniques, the latest information available on integrated marketing and e-marketing strategles, and brand-new listings of information resources.

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