- Do you want to become a famous musician?
- Do you want to make money in music streaming industry?
- Do you want to increase your relationship with the fans?
- Are you finding it difficult to locate the right distribution services?
- Do you want to find the right place to post your music such as iTunes, Tumblr and Twitter?
- Do you want to learn efficient and effective branding and marketing techniques adpted by renowned organizations?
 
Introduction
 
Musicians, nowadays, look for an effective, popular and efficient platform where they can put their digital music for distribution and through which they can earn money from each download. User, on the other hand, prefers buying music from a known source rather than buying a physical copy of it.
 
Who should take this course?

This course is beneficial for amateur musicians – who are new in this industry and does not know effective branding and marketing techniques to promote their music and build a strong relationship with their fans and advanced level musicians – who want to learn from the mistakes made by some of the renowned musicians in the past. 

What are the benefits of the course?
 
Once you are done with the course, you will be able to:

- Place your music at the right place
- Make money from your music
- Increase your popularity among your fans
 
Table of contents:
 
- Introduction
- Real flows of digital music
- Target audience
- Understanding the basics of digital music distribution
- Who should you sign up with?
- Digital tools and basics
- Open source creation resources
- Connecting with your digital fans
- Understanding music distribution tools
- Listening to your future fans
- Learning from other musicians mistakes
- Marketing plan
 
Author Bio:

This efficient, effective and convenient guide has been designed and prepared by Dr. Gigi Johnson, an MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Management; and a bachelor’s degree in Cinema-Television Production from the University of Southern California’s renowned School of Cinematic Arts. She has been teaching music for more than five years after gaining wealth of experience working as an Executive Director of the Entertainment and Media Management Institute at the UCLA Anderson School of Management.