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  • $40 School for Songwriters
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  • MTV and OurStage Partner Up
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  • Breaking the 4th Wall: Prologue
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  • Design Your Own Poster
  • Building Your Market
  • Sell Your Own Tix!!
  • Conversations Touring Smart
• Travel
  • What do I know?
  • Misadventures, Missed Turns And How Not To Be Famous On Tour: A Passage to India: Part II
  • Misadventures, Missed Turns and How Not To Be Famous On Tour: A passage to India: Part I
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  • I Want To Do Home Recordings! What Do I Need?
  • MTV and OurStage Partner Up
  • March Coupons and Deals
  • Singers and Smoking
  • MacProVideo.com offers more than 1/2 OFF
  • Your Music Video
  • Cyber PR Music Campaigns
  • The Tunecore Philosophy
  • Health Insurance for Musicians
  • The 5 Best iPhone Apps for Musicians
  • Song Cast Music – Online Distribution
  • Break Through Audio Cd-dvd Manufacturing
  • Let the 2010 Indie Bible Work for You
  • Submit Your Article to Head Above Music
  • Place Your Music Around the World
  • Reconstruction Music Project
  • Make Money While Promoting Your Friends Music
  • Artist Development: A Distinctive Guide to the Music Industry’s Lost Art
  • The Benefits of eFax
  • Increase Your Fanbase w/ Reverbnation
  • Insurance for Musicians
  • Musicares and Nuci’s Space
  • $40 School for Songwriters
  • Design Your Own Poster
  • Sell Your Own Tix!!
  • Conversations Touring Smart
  • Topo Ranch, Great Apparel and Friend to Musicians

Music is Like a Good Burger

Music is Like a Good Burger
By Paul Panicali
Casino Talent Buyer

The hardest part of being a musician in today’s world is: It’s not always how good you are, it’s about who you know, how many people you bring and how many people you will bring in the future.  Will your fans buy beer, food, tickets, merchandise or whatever the venue makes money off of? Think of music like a burger shack.  If you don’t sell burgers, no one makes money. Music venues are mostly bars.  If you do not sell beer, or tickets to the show, no one makes money.

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