TEM113: Yuri Cataldo of the Advance Your Art Podcast on how to market with no budget, moving on quickly from a big setback and how he got a product into the gift bag at the Oscars
Yuri Cataldo, host of the Advance Your Art Podcast, shares the story of his wild career path including stops on Broadway, a tech startup and academia.
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TEM112: The One Thing Every Musician Must Have
Why every musician in 2017 must have a website and some tips on how to make a great one.
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TEM111: Pop-jazz duo 23rd Hour Quotes (TEM Short)
23rd Hour is a jazz-pop duo comprised of Sherry-Lynn Lee and George Paolini.
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TEM110: Jazz-Pop Duo 23rd Hour on treating your band like a startup, pulling off a successful album launch and how to rock an email campaign
23rd Hour is a jazz-pop duo comprised of Sherry-Lynn Lee and George Paolini.
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Spotted Online is a new TEM episode format featuring thought-provoking articles pertaining to all aspects of being a successful musical entrepreneur.
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Seth Hanes is a horn player, digital marketer and author of "Break into the Scene: A Musician's Guide to Making Connections, Creating Opportunities, and Launching a Career".
This TEM Short features thoughts on my favorite Seth Hanes quotes from TEM 107.
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TEM107: Seth Hanes on how to get guest appearances on podcasts and blogs, getting a self-published book to number one on three different Amazon lists and why strategy should always dictate tactics (and not the other way around)
Seth Hanes returns to TEM to tell us all about how he got his book, Break Into the Scene, to #1 on three different Amazon lists.
What You'll Learn:
The importance of having specific goals when marketing and of having a feedback loop to verify whether what you were doing was productive
Why strategy should always dictate tactics and not the other way around
Why the first step should always be identifying a specific problem your product or service will solve for people
How Seth built an email list (including the hard part - getting the first 100 subscribers!) and how he used it to help launch the book
The importance of validating an idea or product early in the process to make sure anyone will buy it
How he was able to get booked as a guest on 10 podcasts and write 10 guest blog posts in conjunction with the book launch
Gary Vaynerchuk's advice on how to launch a book (which is really easy for anyone to do for no money at all and applies to anything, not just a book)
Why he writes in his own voice in spite of the occasional critic
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Corey Brown is the founder of the online bass magazine, No Treble, and worked with Seth Godin to build Squidoo, one of the most visited websites in the history of the internet.
This TEM Short features thoughts on my favorite Corey Brown quotes from TEM105.
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TEM105: Corey Brown of No Treble on working with Seth Godin, having the courage to reach out to people you want to meet and launching the world's top online bass magazine
Corey Brown is the founder of the online bass magazine, No Treble, and worked with Seth Godin to build Squidoo, one of the most visited websites in the history of the internet.
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This TEM Short features thoughts on my favorite Dr. John Parks quotes from TEM 103.
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TEM103: Dr. John W. Parks IV on building a professional recording studio from scratch, being addicted to getting better and pushing boundaries within a traditional job
Percussionist John Parks talks about the innovative recording studio he has built for the use of his studio at Florida State University.
What You'll Learn:
How John went from being a piano major in college to being one of the world's best known percussion professor
How he got "addicted" to getting better and how that fueled his rise in the business
John talks about the incredible recording studio he has built at Florida State and how he learned just about everything about building it and setting it up through asking questions in forums
How this recording studio has enabled a number of his students to start businesses offering pre-screening audition recordings for other students
Why and how John formed an LLC
What you need to start a recording studio (and it's probably less than you think)
How they have progressed to making video
The entrepreneurial skills his students have learned through experiencing this recording project
A resource John would recommend for young musical entrepreneurs
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This TEM Short is in response to my conversation with The Bulletproof Musician's Noa Kageyama in TEM 101 where he spoke about the power of embracing the process.
"(Music) was a craft that I needed to work on every day to get better at and even now in other things I do, I'm always really kind of geeked out most about the process of getting better at something, sometimes even more than the activity or the craft itself. I think engaging in this continual improvement process is what really intrigues me."
—Noa Kageyama of The Bulletproof Musician
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TEM 101: Noa Kageyama of the Bulletproof Musician on the Rule of Thirds, Building a Huge Email List and What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Performance Psychology
Noa Kageyama of The Juilliard School and The Bulletproof Musician talks about being a musical entrepreneur and what we can learn from performance psychology.
What You'll Learn:
Favorite Quotes:
"(Music) was a craft that I needed to work on every day to get better at and even now in other things I do, I'm always really kind of geeked out most about the process of getting better at something, sometimes even more than the activity or the craft itself. I think engaging in this continual improvement process is what really intrigues me."
"You have to find a way to market that feels right to you, that feels good to you. Like you're doing a service, not trying to take people's money away from them and cheat them in some way."
"If you're not interested in promoting yourself, stay in your $#@%ing basement." (—Ben Folds)
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I can't believe it but TEM has hit its 100th episode! Tens of thousands of downloads in 77 countries and all 50 states. That's hard to wrap my head around!
A huge thank you to everyone who has listened, commented, shared TEM with a friend, supported me through Patreon or in some other way helped to make the podcast a success. Also, to our producers and interns at Pedal Note Media, you guys rock!
And of course thank you to the incredible guests who have all donated their time to being interviewed. Turns out the most successful people in the music business are incredibly busy so it really is a sacrifice for them to carve out an hour for some tuba player to grill them about their career path. If you had told a younger me the list of people I would someday interview I would have told you you were nuts!
Even though it is a crazy amount of work, I'm having a blast doing this so no plans to stop any time soon. Here's to the next 100!
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A Book Report (with the help of rock star co-host Dr. Joanna Hersey) on Roy Baumeister's Willpower: Rediscovering the Greatest Human Strength.
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This TEM Short is in response to my conversation with 21CM's Mark Rabideau in TEM 97.
Mark spoke about being curious about not just the world we do live in, but the world you'd like to live in which head my head spinning in a good way!
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Seth Godin spoke to Juilliard students about the state of today's music business and what it takes to succeed and he has graciously allowed me to transcribe it and offer it to the TEM audience as a free ebook.
Click here to get your free copy of Seth Godin: Live at Carnegie Hall from TEM Books
Seth gave a predictably mind-blowing talk and every single musician in the world needs to hear what he had to say.
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TEM97: Mark Rabideau of 21CM on being authentic, remaining curious and straying from traditional career paths
Mark Rabideau of 21CM speaks about finding your own unique path and the skills needed to do that.
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TEM96: Build a community first (TEM Short)
The best thing you can do when launching a product or service is already have a community built.
This TEM Short is in response to my interview with Tim Topham in TEM95.
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Australian piano teacher and performer Tim Topham shares how, through the use of a membership site, newsletter, podcast, blog and webinars, he was able to build a wildly successful piano teaching community in an already crowded space.
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There actually is one true key to success and this is it.
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This TEM Short is in response to my interview with Steve Dillon in Episode 92.
How passion can lead to you becoming (and staying) an authority on a subject.
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The Entrepreneurial Musician just turned two! Hard to believe this little podcast has already made it two full years and over 90 episodes but here we are.
Thank you everyone who has supported the podcast through Patreon, through telling a friend or just through listening. Here's to another two years together!
Episode 92 features Steve Dillon of Dillon Music talking about his 30+ years in the music business. He touches on passion, becoming an authority and the importance of always thinking long-term.
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History is riddled with examples, both inside and outside of the music business, of people fighting reality and it not ending very well.
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Why it's vitally important to never pitch someone the wrong way and the one thing you have to keep in mind to make sure you're not.
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