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Answer: First off, you need to be smart. Stop bombarding your followers with the same stuff. Be tactical and understand the platform. In this particular instance he was being smart by engaging with people on Twitter , but it doesn't stop there. You need to go where the ears are -- even if that means being "old school." You need to understand who you're looking to reach and do whatever it is you can to reach them -- all without annoying them. Provide value, be smart, and ... provide some more value :) Related articles Radar Awards To Be Handed Out At U.K. Creative Agency Mother London Apple's Bozoma Saint John makes list of the 'Most Powerful Women in Business' 20 Fantastic SXSW Sessions on March 17 How Elha Nympha got on 'Little Big Shots' Music Choice To Feature Exclusive ACM Awards Content The best connected speakers of 2017 10 Great Music Podcasts to Suit All Tastes Why It Is Important to Balance Creating and Curating Content W...

I've had many requests to talk about getting into the music industry . So for today's video, I share 10 tips on how to get from bedroom producer to getting your music on TV (or other similar goals, like film composing, producing for people, etc).  Here are the tips: 1. Write LOTS of music - Nothing is worse than having someone say “Send me some stuff” and you fumble the opportunity. Write it in batches. Do 10 cues of a style so if they like it you can send a batch of the same styles. 2. Get to know people. People are who run the industry, not youtube or soundcloud. You can meet people in person but you can also start with social media.  3. Put your music on Youtube and Soundcloud ! Have an online presense! If you don’t have a place where people can listen to your music, they will never give you a chance.  4. Attend a few conferences to educate yourself about what facet you want to go into. Hollywood Reporter Film and TV Music Conf, Taxi , ASCAP Expo ,...

In this segment from the CreativeLive course, The Working Musician Playbook with Matt Halpern, industry veteran Mike Mowery gives practical advice on breaking into the music industry and building a quality reputation.  Mike is a band manager with Outerloop Management and has worked with Periphery , International Noise Conspiracy , Darkest Hour , Veil of Maya and more.  Related articles Michael Gudinski revealed as closing keynote at Mumbrella's Entertainment Marketing Summit Music Choice To Feature Exclusive ACM Awards Content The best connected speakers of 2017 Photo Flash: Alan Menken, Glenn Slater Lead Master Class for BMI Musical Theatre Workshop Song To Song Is Disappointing As Both A Musical And Personal Drama Amazon Music For iOS Update Comes With CarPlay Support Blog: Mastering music syncing in rhythm games Vladimir Ashkenazy: British musicians must maintain European links Ten Quotes that prove Music is a Special Kind of Medicine for the Soul. ...

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