The Truth About Data And Your Music Career
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
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It's 2024 and it's time to stop using data as a buzzword and start using it to actually grow your music career...
In this episode of Creative Juice, join Jack and Circa for a discussion on the truth about data and its impact on your music career! Learn how the music industry typically collects and uses data, where it falls short, and how to use actionable data to build your fan base, get more people to hear your music, and build revenue streams as an artist!
If you want to avoid gathering data that collects dust or overcome the overwhelm of taking action on your marketing data, this episode is a must listen whether you've got tons of fans or are just starting out!
DISCOVER:
What Data The Music Industry Focuses On
The Difference Between "Is" and "Ought" Data
How B2b and B2c Data Is Used In Music
Why Data Consolidation Is Important For Artists
How To Leverage Your Owned Media and Customer Data To Grow
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Epic rants were epic. You all should know: we never miss an episode. They are all really great; this one WAS super inspiring! Thank you!
Okay I commented mid viewing before lol but through the end I have now realised this is a great channel and communicating things like this is something I haven’t seen on RUclips before and thought was needed. I’m a lawyer so I have some strong and probs bias opinions on record labels and the things I’ve seen them do and think they could be made redundant basically. In the sense that there are skills artists need more than what they have do these days and the way they have gone about it to date means they probably deserve that lol. But I think they are now looking much further forward and the way they are prioritising getting the intellectual property while still treating artists badly is very short sighted of them
No offence to them but I think industry ppl a big part of the problem is the tech industry has already recognised they suck at this and so took over the role of deciding what “ought” to be and this is how we ended up with TikTok trash. So then they try jump on that bandwagon which only works for them because unfortunately ppl are not yet sufficiently aware of the insanity that gets into contracts (no offence) or the real meaning of words like “advance” which not to be direct but imho means “debt with bad terms” artists also at that point have lost direct control of website data for merch and such
But like I agree with a lot of what you said