A event held at The Lantern on Sunday 23rd October. The event starts at 11:30am.
Next weekend sees Bristol hosting the SIMPLE THINGS Festival drawing many industry people to our fair city. Well, Bmin has been lucky enough to invite some of the prominent experts to share their insights and experience with our members. This opportunity is just too good to miss!
So, next Sunday 23rd October, in a unique lunchtime session, we’re bringing together another panel of industry practitioners including CMU:DIY, Bmin, Tunecore and Music Glue around the theme of “Digital Done Right”.
Who should attend?
Whether you’re an independent artist or group, a manager, studio owner, a label, venue or a promoter, having a deep understanding of the processes and underlying structures of the music industry mean you can make informed decisions about partners, collaborations and how you operate your business.
What will the session cover?
Led by Chris Cooke, the founder of acclaimed music business news and consultancy company CMU, the session will start with an introduction to the current digital music landscape, before hearing from Sam Taylor, Head of UK for digital distributor TuneCore, giving an overview of digital distribution, play-listing and promotional strategies. Next you will hear from Will Spencer of digital ticketing, merchandise and web platform Music Glue who will talk through tips and techniques for artists wanting to increase their revenue and opportunity from live events. Finally, Bmin Membership Coordinator and MD of The Flint, Jason Flinter, will position the value of branding across everything that you produce to ensure your target market selects you over the competition.
The seminar will be rounded off with a panel Q&A, giving Bmin members the opportunity to ask the speakers specific questions about any of the topics discussed (or anything else!) with networking to follow.
It’s guaranteed to be a busy and stimulating lunchtime session, so book early and be prepared to receive some genuine insight.
Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/digital-done-right-insights-for-marketing-your-music-business-online-tickets-28608818747?utm_campaign=new_event_email&utm_medium=email&utm_source=eb_email&utm_term=viewmyevent_button
Entry requirements:
So, next Sunday 23rd October, in a unique lunchtime session, we’re bringing together another panel of industry practitioners including CMU:DIY, Bmin, Tunecore and Music Glue around the theme of “Digital Done Right”.
Who should attend?
Whether you’re an independent artist or group, a manager, studio owner, a label, venue or a promoter, having a deep understanding of the processes and underlying structures of the music industry mean you can make informed decisions about partners, collaborations and how you operate your business.
What will the session cover?
Led by Chris Cooke, the founder of acclaimed music business news and consultancy company CMU, the session will start with an introduction to the current digital music landscape, before hearing from Sam Taylor, Head of UK for digital distributor TuneCore, giving an overview of digital distribution, play-listing and promotional strategies. Next you will hear from Will Spencer of digital ticketing, merchandise and web platform Music Glue who will talk through tips and techniques for artists wanting to increase their revenue and opportunity from live events. Finally, Bmin Membership Coordinator and MD of The Flint, Jason Flinter, will position the value of branding across everything that you produce to ensure your target market selects you over the competition.
The seminar will be rounded off with a panel Q&A, giving Bmin members the opportunity to ask the speakers specific questions about any of the topics discussed (or anything else!) with networking to follow.
It’s guaranteed to be a busy and stimulating lunchtime session, so book early and be prepared to receive some genuine insight.
Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/digital-done-right-insights-for-marketing-your-music-business-online-tickets-28608818747?utm_campaign=new_event_email&utm_medium=email&utm_source=eb_email&utm_term=viewmyevent_button
Entry requirements: