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I get it, I am too, but Ive brought Rave Sample loop packs only coz I want make old Rave tunes so can make some that would fit into 1992, i didnt know threy would sell me really bad samplies from Mp3 and didnt even get whole stab or whatever. I wont usse them on here as they make you jump thro hoops wanting me like ideo, the soundcloud & istafeam & I thoought F i
Glad you got value from it! Starting with the highest price thing you offer and using that to launch smaller offers is based on Tesla's business model :)
This is interesting because I’ve been hearing a lot with tech companies to make a MVP, minimum viable product. But with your strategy it’s the opposite, build a high ticket maximum viable product. This is good because music can easily be broken down into low ticket minimum viable products. For example making a beat can be broken down into sample loops. Thanks for the great video!! 💎🙏
Great video, just about to launch my own sample pack business, had some great feedback already from some big techno artists, hadn't got a clue about marketing and starting up a business that why I'm here, I know how to produce thats it
Thanks for the video, it was very helpful. We have recently launched a website that sells loops, and sound packs and we definitely will implement what you discussed.
I like what you said about the bigger the problem you solved the easier it is to sell, the problem with that for me is most these mfs dont even know they have a problem (the problem being that the need to be produced and developed). I know that's somewhat along the lines of sales but do you have an advice on that, I figure you might?
Thanks for watching Jeff. Yep, a few things come to mind... One is having examples. When others see what you've done with an artist then they will want to know "your way". Second would be education. Make a list of all of the "stuff" you WISH artists knew and put that out as content. Pretty much everyone that reaches out to us is serious because they've gone through our content first. Third is going to be a conversations process... The closest video I have on this channel that goes into that is called like "Turning a collab into a paid project" (something like that). Basically it's a consultative style conversation that helps them realize what their own problem is. It's how I do all of my calls. Hope that helps. Wait. Last part is internal. Calling artists "MFs" tells me that there is some resentment/frustration (not uncommon). Do whatever you have to do to flip that into empathy and understanding. Seems weird but it works.
@@darklabelmusic Okay cool thanks bro really appreciate that, sounds like good advice, & I'll check that video out. & nah I can see how you would interpret it that way but that's just how we talk where i live, everybody is a mf lol it dont mean mf like mf but that's very intuitive of you though good eye.
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So, I realized that I forgot to mention the "Pro" of paid. The pro is that once you dial it in, it's the fastest way to scale a product :)
I get it, I am too, but Ive brought Rave Sample loop packs only coz I want make old Rave tunes so can make some that would fit into 1992, i didnt know threy would sell me really bad samplies from Mp3 and didnt even get whole stab or whatever. I wont usse them on here as they make you jump thro hoops wanting me like ideo, the soundcloud & istafeam & I thoought F i
Start with the highest priced service you offer...So simplistically genius.....Best advice I have received in 3 years of music production
Glad you got value from it! Starting with the highest price thing you offer and using that to launch smaller offers is based on Tesla's business model :)
You definitely deserve more views, thank you fore the free content.
Ha, appreciate it Ben! Thanks for watching.
Amazing video. No bs or exaggerating. Im finally seeing results after a year & having my best week to date. Thanks for the info
That's badass! Keep it up, dude. And thanks for the compliment! -Dan
you da bomb, dawg. nice vid
Thanks buddy!
This is interesting because I’ve been hearing a lot with tech companies to make a MVP, minimum viable product.
But with your strategy it’s the opposite, build a high ticket maximum viable product.
This is good because music can easily be broken down into low ticket minimum viable products. For example making a beat can be broken down into sample loops.
Thanks for the great video!! 💎🙏
This info is toooooo good to be free. Thank you brother!
Great video, just about to launch my own sample pack business, had some great feedback already from some big techno artists, hadn't got a clue about marketing and starting up a business that why I'm here, I know how to produce thats it
really appreciate the help man! great info
You're welcome! Thanks for the comment!
Informative . Thanks for sharing .
Thanks for watching, Chris!
good stuff man, thank you
Thanks for watching!
Real Talk! Plan out those moves strategically
Yep! Thanks for watching Nico.
somebody asked me for an exclusive 10 loop kit. given that its exclusive, how much should i charge for it?
Nice video! Best way is to build your own business around it and scale your audience.
100% and thanks for watching!
Very Informative, thank you!
Thanks for watching Jonny! Appreciate ya
really helpful thanks for this man 💪
You're welcome! Thanks for watching
Thanks for the video, it was very helpful. We have recently launched a website that sells loops, and sound packs and we definitely will implement what you discussed.
Thanks for watching! Best of luck with the launch!
Appreciate you!
Thanks for watching!
thank u brodie idk what im doing
Thanks for watching!
I like what you said about the bigger the problem you solved the easier it is to sell, the problem with that for me is most these mfs dont even know they have a problem (the problem being that the need to be produced and developed). I know that's somewhat along the lines of sales but do you have an advice on that, I figure you might?
Thanks for watching Jeff. Yep, a few things come to mind... One is having examples. When others see what you've done with an artist then they will want to know "your way". Second would be education. Make a list of all of the "stuff" you WISH artists knew and put that out as content. Pretty much everyone that reaches out to us is serious because they've gone through our content first. Third is going to be a conversations process... The closest video I have on this channel that goes into that is called like "Turning a collab into a paid project" (something like that). Basically it's a consultative style conversation that helps them realize what their own problem is. It's how I do all of my calls. Hope that helps. Wait. Last part is internal. Calling artists "MFs" tells me that there is some resentment/frustration (not uncommon). Do whatever you have to do to flip that into empathy and understanding. Seems weird but it works.
@@darklabelmusic Okay cool thanks bro really appreciate that, sounds like good advice, & I'll check that video out.
& nah I can see how you would interpret it that way but that's just how we talk where i live, everybody is a mf lol it dont mean mf like mf but that's very intuitive of you though good eye.
@@darkskinwhite Haha gotcha. Sorry man, hard to tell over text. Maybe someone else will get something out of that though. Thanks again for watching!
very useful thank you
Hi Daniel, can we sell the samples we make from those free samples?
Yep! Have at it. They are just raw sounds that you can take and turn into other samples/sounds/loops. Just make sure to make 'em your own :)
@@darklabelmusic Awesome! thank u so much, I subscribed :D
@@MissPop93 Appreciate ya! Welcome to the channel.
you gotta keep going my friend
Thank you for watching!
wow great work
I love this into 😆😆😆😆😆🤣
Ha thanks Brian!
People need to create their own own shit and stop leaching off of actual creatives.
🚨Hey friends… We recently created "The Producer Files" to provide producer-songwriters with business strategies from the trenches, in-depth classes (not on RUclips), and interviews where producers share how they make a living. It's all 100% free. You can learn more here: rb.gy/wybbxr