190 – How to Support the Podcast - Music Entrepreneur HQ

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Have you been enjoying the podcast? What have you learned so far? Are you interested in offering your support for the show?

In this episode of The New Music Industry Podcast, I share several things you can do to support the growth of the podcast.

Podcast Highlights:

00:18 – A different kind of episode
01:48 – There’s more we can do
04:43 – The New Music Industry sub brand
06:02 – How to support a podcast
08:50 – Follow us on social media
11:17 – Share your favorite episodes with your friends
12:25 – Leave a rating and review on iTunes
14:43 – Comment on the show notes
16:26 – You can interview me for your blog, podcast or YouTube channel
17:53 – Donate on PayPal
18:26 – Become a Patreon contributor
19:53 – Buy my books
23:26 – Final thoughts

Transcription:

Welcome to another episode of The New Music Industry Podcast. The show that covers how to adapt, grow, and thrive in the information age as a musician. Navigating the many challenges that are coming your way.

Today I wanted to do something a little bit different. And I hope you understand my heart in this. I’m not trying to be super self-promotional. But I felt for a variety of reasons, this is an important episode for me to do.

And some of you aren’t going to listen. That’s totally okay. The podcast is like a buffet. You take the episodes you want to listen to, and you exclude the ones you don’t want to.

I already know many people that do this very thing. The say, “I love your solo episodes. I don’t really care for interviews.” And I’m guessing there are people who are probably on the opposite end of the spectrum.

So, don’t worry. I’m still going to do all of it. Still going to do interviews. Still going to do solo episodes.

[More to come]

David Andrew Wiebe

Founder & CEO at Music Entrepreneur HQ

Award-winning composer, best-selling author, professional musician coach, and podcaster of over 10 years. Wiebe helps musicians like you unlock your full potential. If you'd like to be notified whenever the blog is updated, click here to subscribe.

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