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This video is the first of a video series giving independent hip hop artists tips on music marketing and promotion aka building a buzz. There are many ways to get your name out here as an artist . They require a lot of work and perseverance. If you have the determination to succeed and you have great music to offer you can strive in your music promotion efforts. This video focuses on the connecting an identity to your music for branding and image purposes. When you are newcomer in the music industry you need to connect with potential fans with more than just music. We live in an age where the transparency between an artist and their fans is more prevalent than ever. On top of having great music it's a good idea to have a little something additional to offer to attain a target audience that will sustain your career. Check out the video and look out for Video Number 2. Related articles Tech is transforming the music industry, but for better or worse? Song To Song Is ...

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Published on Jul 15, 2013 Watch all parts for FREE here: http://bit.ly/JeffPricePFS Learn more about Pyramind Training here: http://www.pyramind.com/training/ Part One: Jeff Price introduces himself and the structure of Copyright legislature that allows profit to be made from common youtube user fan videos/channels and where that revenue comes from. Part Two: Price discusses how copyright owners such as artists and publishers can cash in on fans making videos of their content on Youtube through monitoring Youtube for instances and implementing ads. Part Three: Wrapping up the use of Youtube channels and fan videos, Price shows how to marry the consumers and copyright owners through allowing both to profit from ad revenue. Related articles Young Voices Tackle The Music Business: Takeaways From Amsterdam's Inaugural FastForward Conference - Forbes If Streaming Is The Solution To Piracy, Why Is Piracy Still Increasing? Little Big Town Honored With Music...