Wendy Day LIVE 2

Date: October 27, 2016Author: Wendy Day

Wendy Day answers questions LIVE. Today, she answered questions about:

Paying to perform (opening for an established artist)
The best avenue to make money as a new artist
How artists get paid from Performing Rights Organizations (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC)
The importance of split sheets
Public Relations companies
Why there are less groups in Hip Hop today than in the 1990s
Building relationships with promoters
How to reach out to A&Rs at record labels [buy record label list here]
The amount of songs an artist should put out
Why blogs lost their power (think: payola)

To have Wendy answer your questions LIVE, send the question to ThisIsWendyDay@gmail.com and mention that it’s for “Wendy Day LIVE” in the subject area of the email.

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