Have you ever thought about what business you're in? The "music business" is too broad of a term and doesn't really define your activities or what can actually sustain your career. When you understand what business you're actually in, you can start being more strategic about your approach and see better returns.
#226 - How to Feel More Fulfillment as an Artist
#225 - How We Are The Northern Lights Successfully Embodies the D.I.Y Spirit
#224 - Sept. Recap: What Every Artist Should Know and Be
#223 - How Artists Can Use Instagram Stories
#222 - How to be an Instagram Live Rockstar
#221 - How to Create Giveaways on Instagram
#220: Artist Consultation Session with Elizabeth Eckert: Touring, Recording, Revenue, and more!
#219 - How LaurDIY Reached Over 8 Million Subscribers on YouTube
#218 - How and Why You Should Say No
#217 - How to Get Your Music on Spotify Playlists
#216 - 4 Traits Every Artist and Musicpreneur Needs to Have
#215 - How and Why Musicians Should Use Pinterest
#214 - Recap: How Awareness, Persistence, and Curiosity Win
#213 - How Manafest Sold Over 15,000 CDs Through Facebook Ads
#212 - How Mentoring Others Will Keep You Motivated
#211 - Why Facebook Reach is Declining and What You Can Do About It
#210 - How to Increase Your Creativity pt. 2
#209 - How to Increase Your Creativity pt. 1
#208 - 3 Qualities Every Artist Needs for Success
#207 - Weekly Recap: Approaching Your Music Career with Diversity
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