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"The book delves inside such a wide spectrum of techniques that it could be invaluable in giving you a leg up. From grassroots and internet marketing to advertising, publicity and distribution, this tome could never be described as an easy read, but over the course of 400 pages it should give you a good platform to plan your domination of the known music world!" - Future Music

 
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Product Details
Author:Tom Hutchison
Paperback:432 pages
Publisher:Focal Press
Publication Date:December 14, 2005
ISBN:0240807871
Package Length:9.5 inches
Package Width:7.4 inches
Package Height:0.9 inches
Package Weight:2.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 6 reviews

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4You better get this  Jun 02, 2008
This is the first book that I'd run across on record label marketing. I am so glad I bought it. It not only gives you ways to market your label but explains the benefits of doing so. This book is great...there are copies of the different charts so that the reader can become familiar with them. The author also directs the reader to other sources for additional information. I suggest you pick this one up asap!

5Powerful Information  Oct 28, 2007
So far 3/4 of the way through. The book is filled with lots of powerful information. Perfect for someone seeking a big picture view of the state of the industry and a look at the field with a global perspective. I thought that parts were somewhat hard to keep my attention, although a portion of the information is review, as I have been a student of the industry. Great for the present time. (Uses examples of current artists and trends.) Also, more than informative on issues pertaining to the internet. (Downloads, website hosting for artists, etc.) Over all I feel ahead of the game.

5Very accurate  Feb 03, 2007
Before I got into the music industry I read every book out there that had anything to do with the business. After years of working I realized only a select few of those many many books were accurate. This book, you can tell, is written by people who know the industry from an inside perspective. Most other books i've read are from authors who don't really have a clue other than what they've heard. This book is a testament to the "old industry" before Steve Jobs and MySpace hit the scene. It would probably find the authors well to update the book with more information about what's going on NOW. If your serious about managing someone's career in the music business I recommend three essential books: Record Label Marketing, The Future of Music, & Legal Aspects of the Music Industry.

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4One of the Best Books available  Jul 02, 2006
I got this book along with Artist Ceo: The Indie Record label guide at musicbrains.net and the Future of Music and found those books to be very complementary and productive.

5Finally, a music marketing book you can use  May 22, 2006
I have been teaching music marketing for nearly a decade and until now I was never satisfied with the texts that were available. This book covers everything you need to know if you are going to do marketing in the industry. The overview of marketing gives the reader the basics and then Hutchison et al take you into just the right level of detail on how its done in the industry. With all the examples and illustrations it doesn't read like a text book. By the time you finish reading Record Label Marketing you'll be able to create your own marketing plan for your own CD.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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