How to Approach a Music Supervisor
Mar 23rd, 2004 | By Staff | Category: Tips
L*A*M*P founder Leslie Waller just posted a great article…
At a recent seminar this month, a guest was telling me about how difficult it is to get people to listen to his music. It’s difficult to get heard; it’s difficult getting through; it’s difficult getting a response even if you get someone to agree to listen. Well, listen up, folks…I’m going to let you in on a little secret.
It’s the first immutable law of marketing:
Find out what the market needs.
Give it to them.
That seems pretty simple, right?
However, it’s just not the way a typical artist operates.
…click to read the rest of Leslie’s advice…
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