Female Entrepreneur Musician With Bree Noble

Having multiple income streams is the key to success as a musician. Attend the FREE Profitable Musician Summit to learn which ones to implement and which ones to cast aside. How do music artists make money? With multiple income streams, of course! This week I am so excited to announce the huge project I have… The post FEM150 How Do Music Artists Make Money? appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

The Profitable Musician Summit features 39 independent musicians and industry professionals who will present topics over 10 days. The Profitable Musician Summit takes you behind the scenes to see just how musicians profit from their music. It’s happening May 1st through May 10th and is chock full of expert speakers from around the music industry… The post FEM149 Introducing…The Profitable Musician Summit appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

Avoid overwhelm, by breaking down a music project into smaller, bite sized pieces. Working on a big music project can be overwhelming. Whether you are releasing a CD or planning a tour, breaking down larger projects into smaller pieces can give you peace of mind and make things less intimidating. Overwhelm is possibly the most… The post FEM148 How To Break Down A Music Project Into Do-Able Steps appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

Sarah Darling, an established country singer/songwriter from Nashville, talks about her life as a musician. Growing up in a little farm town in Iowa to Nashville at age 21, Sarah has been singing since she could talk and started playing shows at age 14. She got her first label deal in 2008 and in 2012… The post FEM147 From Label Deal To Blazing Her Own Trail As An Indie With Sarah Darling appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

All boats rise with the tide and instead of competing with each other, musicians should find ways to work together to promote their music. Collaborative marketing is a great way for musicians to promote one another’s music and grow email lists and fan bases. Aligning yourself with musicians who have similar genres, work ethics or… The post FEM146 4 Collaborative Marketing Strategies for Musicians appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

There is no hard and fast rule on when to have a music giveaway so it’s possible to offer them as often as an artist wants but there has to be a strategy. A music giveaway is a great way to build up your email list, social media following or even to engage with the… The post FEM145 Music Giveaway Ideas To Grow Your Fan Base appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

In our first interview with a female brass player, Kate Amrine talks about music crowdfunding and how she made music a full time career through teaching and performing. When she started music crowdfunding, Kate Amrine was surprised by how many strangers wanted to support her campaign. It wasn’t the random people that made the difference,… The post FEM144 Music Crowdfunding for Instrumentalists with Brass Chick Kate Amrine appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

With 2018 deemed the “year of connection”, musicians are finding email lists more important than ever and focusing less on social media platforms. Some people are rocking their musician email list and some people are resisting it all together. It can be intimidating to figure out what to email about, however, the chance to reach… The post FEM143 Why Building A Musician Email List Is More Important Than Ever Before appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

Don’t feel shy, uncomfortable or even pushy about selling your music. Offering items for sale gives your audience a way to support you and thank you. Struggling with how to make money selling music online? No one wants to feel like they are being sleazy or tacky when asking for sales. Today, I will share… The post FEM142 How To Make Money Selling Music Online & At Live Shows Without Being “Sales-y” appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

Ashley Kervabon was a singer-songwriter living in Portland, Oregon when she realized her mission was to build a community for women in the music industry. #WomenCrush Music was created to help fellow female artists advance in their careers. Creating music showcase opportunities is one of the driving factors behind #WomenCrush Music, which is all about promoting female… The post FEM141 Music Showcase Opportunities for Women with Ashley Kervabon of #WomenCrush Music appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

Not a single independent musician is invincible when it comes to rejection and haters so booking can be a hassle. Using these strategies will help you deal with rejection while staying positive so you can always put your best foot forward. Unfortunately, even the most successful independent musicians are not immune to having challenges. The… The post FEM140 How Successful Independent Musicians Overcome Rejection & Deal With Haters appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

Procrastination is a never-ending battle that many people deal with. Using some simple strategies and hacks, it’s not only impossible but even enjoyable to get music tasks done. We all have music tasks we loathe doing but getting these tasks done (and staying consistent) is what will help us make progress and grow in our… The post FEM139 Strategies To Help You Conquer Those Music Tasks You HATE Doing appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

As a struggling single mom, Naomi Laviolette was considering joining the 9-5 workforce until the advice from a friend motivated her to make money with music. Once Naomi Laviolette learned to make money with music, nothing was stopping her. As a performing, singer, songwriter and recording artist, she was just steps away from having music… The post FEM138 How To Make Money With Music By Expanding Your Income Streams with Naomi LaViolette appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

Don’t get caught in a sticky situation. Having an artist booking contract is a smart idea for artists who gig frequently. Tara B shares what she learned through her own experiences. Do you have an artist booking contract? Unfortunately, things don’t always go as planned so it’s always a good idea to have a clear… The post FEM137 When & How To Suggest An Artist Booking Contract, Deposit or Guarantee with Tara B & Bree Noble appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

Confused about what an electronic press kit for musicians should look like? In this podcast, we talk about who an electronic press kit is for and what to include on it. Creating an electronic press kit for musicians can be daunting but simply having important information scattered on your website isn’t enough. Members of press… The post FEM136 How To Create A Winning Electronic Press Kit for Musicians appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

Finding the best concert venues can be a struggle for any artist. Lisa Lynne stopped by to share some of her own secrets that lead her to writing her brand new book. Last time I met with Lisa Lynne, on Episode 27, she was just starting to write her book, How to Succeed at Self-Produced… The post FEM135 The Best Concert Venues You’ve Probably Never Explored with Lisa Lynne appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

With limited space in the news feeds, Facebook is changing its algorithm once again to deter people from leaving the platform. Here are some quick Facebook strategies for musicians to use to combat this issue and get their posts seen by fans. Advertising and un-engaging posts are causing people to leave Facebook so a new… The post FEM134 Fighting Facebook ZERO: New Facebook Strategies For Musicians appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

2017 was a year of learning in my music career so I am sharing my top 5 takeaways and how you can apply them to your music career in 2018. What are you doing differently in 2018 in your music career? Learn what you can do build an audience connection, focus on what is working,… The post FEM133 My Top 5 Lessons Learning In 2017 & How You Can Apply Them To Your Music Career in 2018 appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

Sara Giita is no stranger to treatment for strained vocal cords and other artist injuries. She has dedicated the last ten years to teaching ergonomic injury preventative technique in her private piano and voice studio. At the age of just 19 as a piano major, Sara Giita, suffered a playing related repetitive strain injury. She… The post FEM132 Symptoms and Treatment for Strained Vocal Cords and Instrument-Related Repetitive Injuries with Sara Giita appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.

Start 2018 off on the right foot with establishing music habits early in the year. Setting yourself up for success all year long is easy if you put these resources and techniques to the test. Pledging yourself to new music habits for 90 days and then re-evaluating is not only practical but it’s also less… The post FEM131 How To Keep Your Music Habits On Track This Year appeared first on Female Entrepreneur Musician.