It's good to be back! I've been on the road relentlessly promoting my new memoir, Slanted: How an Asian American Troublemaker Took on the Supreme Court, but I'm resuming this daily show on music business.
Today, we're jumping right back into our series on niche markets. This time, it's about building the smallest viable audience. What does that mean as a strategy and how do you implement some immediate next steps to conquer a market?
Resources:
In Search of the Minimum Viable Audience (Seth Godin blog)
Slanted: How an Asian American Troublemaker Took on the Supreme Court
#246 - The Best Hack for Getting More Time & Efficiency
#245 - Putting All Your Eggs Into One Basket
#244 - How to Launch
#243 - How to Tour Lighter
#242 - Music Business Cram School Recap
#241 - Self-Care for Introverts Who Tour
#240 - Free Speech and Music: My Speech at Duquesne University
#239 - Who Owns Your Name and Your Music?
#238 - How to Use FOMO to Get More Fans to Your Shows
#237 - The Best Non-Music Business Books for Music Business
#236 - How Important is Image in Music?
#235 - There's More Than One Way Into SXSW
#234 - How to Make the Most Out of Small Shows
#233 - The 2 Reasons Why Artists Aren't Seeing Results on Social Media
#232 - How Successful Artists Spend Their Free Time
#231 - Unique Songwriting Advice from Tom Waits
#230 - 5 Things That Prevent Musicians From Growing
#229 - How to Create a Facebook In-Stream Video Ad
#228 - How Tim Ferris and Malcolm Gladwell Conquer Fears
#227 - How to Provide a Legitimate Excuse and Balance Repsonsibilities
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