191 – How to Use SubmitHub Effectively – with Founder Jason Grishkoff

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How do you get coverage for your new release? How do you get your music into the hands of bloggers, playlisters, YouTubers and more?

In this episode of The New Music Industry Podcast, I chat with SubmitHub and Indie Shuffle founder Jason Grishkoff.

He shares how to approach your relationship with SubmitHub as an artist, how it came to be, how artists can use it as part of their marketing mix and more.

Podcast Highlights:

00:00 – How we’re managing during COVID-19
02:52 – How should artists approach their relationship with SubmitHub?
07:27 – Coming into it with realistic expectations
10:10 – How SubmitHub came to be
11:53 – Is there such a thing as typical results for SubmitHub users?
15:12 – How should artists use SubmitHub as part of their marketing mix?
21:21 – How was Indie Shuffle monetized?
26:00 – The lawsuit
32:33 – What are some things musicians should know about sending effective emails?
35:57 – What is Jason’s routine like?
38:54 – The top performing CEOs are only productive 30 minutes per day?
40:53 – What are some of the greatest challenges you’ve overcome?
43:47 – What are some of the greatest victories you’ve experienced?
48:34 – What books have helped you on your journey?
50:12 – Is there anything else I should have asked?

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David Andrew Wiebe

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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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