254 – The Label Machine – with Nick Sadler of NSDMT

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How do you run an independent record label? How do you set yourself and your artists up for success long-term?

That’s what we’re going to be looking at in this episode of The New Music Industry Podcast.

Table of Contents

Podcast Highlights:

00:24 – Nick Sadler is back!
00:54 – Nick’s new book
08:57 – Artist contracts and recording agreements
10:02 – Finding an extra set of hands to help you in your career – artist manager
13:30 – Successful artists generally don’t wait around for representation
16:04 – Why is it important to throw more money at album artwork?
21:11 – How David won Best Original Score for The Nobody Prayer
23:15 – How to grow an email list in depth
33:33 – Has Nick ever had to diagnose and repair a business that wasn’t working?
34:48 – What is the importance of a business plan?
39:05 – Instagram and Facebook ads and the gold rush
45:58 – Nick’s closing thoughts
49:03 – Setting up your artists for success

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Transcription:

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Closing Segment

So, if you enjoyed this episode of The New Music Industry Podcast and want to figure out how you can take care of your artists, or even give your own music a serious boost, I want to invite you to download our new free training called Music Money Machine. If you’re discouraged and tired of trying to stand out from the crowd, only to come up empty handed, this training is for you. Claim it now at MusicEntrepreneurHQ.com/Machine.

This has been episode 254 of The New Music Industry Podcast. I’m David Andrew Wiebe, and I look forward to seeing you on the stages of the world.

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