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Well looks to me that everyone is complaining? Who wants to join me and fix this mess? How can a Nation rise with one-MAN? What you need to do is think tank with the right group.

Its going to take more public meetings A.S.A.P Topics, WATER, CLEAN FOODS, HEALTH, EDUCATION.

Solve Water crisis, aka miss managed. Next once you have stopped the water issues we would only agree to move forward since you stopped the use of chemicals in our soil that lead to contamination .

Impacts of chemicals in our soil are, soil contamination, and then rain run off into the water supply, the produce is plumped with all sorts of toXic chemicals that are dangerous according to hazmat the EPA, FDA, USDA, scientist. Governments, Universities, authorities, professors, you and your neighbors. You don’t listen well do you? So now that you stopped the use of toxic additives you can Grow in a lets just call it a more ORGANIC way. Now that America eats clean energy-foods and guess what? its local, because back when America thrived we had tons of Farmers and yes they all grew what we call today ORGANIC.

The out come will be healthy people! Cheap Health coverage and the best of modern Medical care. The health defecates will dwindle and so will cancer obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and Americans will not be zombies. The point is Everything’s going to be just fine no worries you see as you were sleeping, living it up? not worrying about it because you figured the Government had everything under control and you don’t read about who you vote for anyways, also they were under skilled over pressured over ruled and under worked, in the mean time some of us have been working on solutions :) and guess what we got them LOL. Relax go back to sleep we got you covered. For all you pharmaceutical Zombies hooked on what should of been a temporary solution to depression or maybe to an injury or something that led you to get permanent disability just to collect, Social security, Aid, because the lobby guys wanted to make the Government pay for commissions to the science community but even that was twisted. All those industrial Farmers on welfare are not farmers because a farmer wouldn’t use poison in his crops and his ethics are of what our founders of food has held every since the garden of Eden. Business suits will pour major chemicals down them VINES we drink called wine and it simply transfers the toxins into our VEINS (say cheers anyone). (just keep in mind wall street is about bottom-line)The subsidies in farming are causing disruption in many reasons its long so bare with me on just a few. Farm subsidies are ok if only an Organic farmer received it and should be. The Organic industry is on life support because if we no longer have them we no longer have food (the same folks that dropped the ball says .05% of farmland in the USA is organic, “shocking“). Farm subsidies are Currently given to massive scale farmers and because they grow using so many chemicals it cuts out labor and because fuel is the new donkey it replaces man so the false concept of cost for our strongest resource is under valued and organic produce will less likely be to compete in price but holds unprecedented non appreciation. Look at it from another point of view kind of like a sustainable strategies. If our Nation thinks its going to rely on genetic modified and processed food distributors, manufactures, and artificial favorers’ including false vitamins that only stimulate the body into believing it had the real thing thus altering your hormones and results in chemical imbalance, we can only imagine the effects it will have when wall street collapse the Government, the monetary and what happens when fuel goes up or Monsanto raises seed prices and because that will happen look forward they will lobby to tax and permit and you will be sues if you re-seed with-out paying for your 2nd gen seed? We really don’t believe Giant Agriculture will survive, no one to bail it out. (strategies) With out subsidies the Un-ethical farmer can not afford Agri-chems. Mexico has lost their workers because they heard America has a huge Farming industries so they hurried to do what they do best work the fields but when they arrived they see big machines that need no helping hands. Farm subsidies have crushed the Mexican Farm industries

Farm subsidies are causing border control issues because so many jobs were lost from the free trade agreement but it wasn’t fair because the American Government gave big tax dollars to fund farmers that grew major corn and other commodities (since then methane gas has been a major issue high corn syrup replaced Haiti’s Global sugar Cain trade). lets clear this up we can all agree nothing wronged if your Nation invest into Agriculture but do it right and with ETHICS. Exclude the use of any chemical or synthetic, inert, and it will be a GREAT program achieved . The free trade agreement would be more competitive and Mexican workers wont want to cross the border because the real truth is they like it in Mexico they are mostly family orientated people China’s economy is booming I don’t see many Americans running to China but let America bleed and you‘ll see. Here’s a CRISIS about to happen and it takes an EXPERT to figure this one out, are you ready? Ok now when Fuel price sores like it did in Bolivia, Pakistan, Japan, and many other Nation States, we will only have Organic Farmers and localization because the truth is our life is rapidly becoming degenerative. Life is water and water is life clean water is what you damaged Generation NOW is fixing your mess and will place your life style on hold because they want to breath fresh air in 5years, they want no defecate they want clean water and they don’t have the time to read all the laws hoops and addendum’s of past lawmakers and policy, they are generation instant gratification with now results and its causing major confusion frustrations and wrongful acts towards anyone that maybe or possibly seemingly the one in the way of social justice. Farm subsidies ruin health from all the toxic inputs, Ruined health means divide the cost of health defecate due to linkage to subsidy, link water contamination to this, link water shortage to this, link Fracking to L.A having less water coming in from Colorado river, link fracking in that zone and how much water it destroyed and is Paris NEXT 40miles S/W or N/E? What we have is a case of the finger pointing the lazy the un-ethics, and the ignorant. A polar shift is coming and most folks will not like it because the Government is not as savvy as the free market. Not enough Americans seem to care? Most of you are the same complainers that stood on the sidelines and watched it unfold. You were scared of taking action and now look, your screw ups are frustrating young adults and the only thing they will do is take action they don’t understand complex wording and slivered truth of distortion, plain and simple they are emotional and confused along with many Americans and if you weren’t paying attention the world.

P.s when poison farming can-not produced because lack of oil hopefully we will have enough ORGANIC FARMERS left. Hopefully our Nation will invest into Small Sustainable business and agriculture along with retro-fitting every building in the Americas before the money is gone. At that point a couple things will happen job creation, and our Power struggles will be lifted. Don’t wait join me now . Once you add subsidy money and health impacts Organic cost less, its sustainable and its health coverage. People its time to Sue Monsanto in a class action law suit for modification of our produce its time to sue the FDA its time to sue the USDA they are the ones that dropped the ball and they need to be fired. Simply paying for a chemical, spray permit dose not make it ok. Its your country its our PLANET do the right thing! Join your Nation Help rebuild it we will make it stronger than EVER!





The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: Camille realizes that her marriage has issues, while Taylor looks for ways to resolve her own marital problems in this new episode (9 p.m. Bravo). 

Police Women of Cincinnati: The latest edition of the cable channel’s popular “Police Women” series follows officers in Ohio’s third-largest city (9 p.m. TLC). 


Private Practice: Addison (Kate Walsh) plans what she hopes is a perfect wedding for Bizzy and Susan (JoBeth Williams, Ann Cusack) while she tries to keep Dr. Rodriguez (Cristian de la Fuente) at arm’s length in this new episode (10 p.m. ABC). 


Brad Meltzer’s Decoded:  Brad and the team race to decipher ancient prophecies that some claim predict worldwide destruction in 2012 (10 p.m. History). 


Laugh Out Loud Comedy Festival: The stand-up comedy series launches a new season with back-to-back episodes (11 and 11:30 p.m. Showtime). 

SPORTS

College basketball: Purdue at Minnesota (4 p.m. ESPN); Providence at West Virginia (4 p.m. ESPN2); UCLA at Oregon State (5:30 p.m. FS Prime); Virginia Tech at North Carolina (6 p.m. ESPN); Mississippi State at Mississippi (6 p.m. ESPN2); USC at Oregon (7:30 p.m. FS Prime); Loyola Marymount at Portland (8 p.m. ESPN2).


Hockey: The St. Louis Blues visit the Kings (7:30 p.m. FSN). 


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Friday, January 28, 2011

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The solution to a cash flow problem is often right at your fingertips. Fear and concern can keep us from piecing together answers that can make a significant difference. When cash-strapped clients call for a session, we turn over a few stones that are damming up their cash flow and often resolve the immediate problem with a few simple changes or action steps.

Some common oversights and mistakes made by business owners are directly related to a lack of confidence or self worth. Some are related to a fear of looking at, and understanding, their numbers and some are simply due to lack of experience or knowledge.  If you identify with any of these roadblocks reach out to someone who can help so you can put yourself firmly in the driver’s seat.  Here are a few ideas that might just get the cash flowing and profits moving.

Review your accounts receivable (AR) – Who owes you money? How long have these outstanding invoices been on the books and what are you doing to collect them? The longer you allow these invoices to remain unpaid the less chance you have of collecting on them. Small business owners are often afraid to “get too pushy” for fear of jeopardizing future business. Ask yourself if you really want to do business with someone who doesn’t value your services enough to pay you on a timely basis. Ask yourself if YOU value your services and how these outstanding invoices reflect on your own values. Remember, the efforts that you put into collections could be put toward marketing instead. But meanwhile, make some phone calls, send letters and, if necessary, have an attorney draft a letter for you and nudge the late pays into action.


Review your terms - What are the terms that you apply to your sales? Do your clients pay you upfront? Do they pay a portion in advance and have 30, 60 or 90 days to pay the balance? I once worked with a client who provided a service in the wedding industry. She collected 30% at the time the order was placed and the remaining balance on the wedding day. We changed her collection terms to 1/3rd upon booking, 1/3rd 30 days prior to the event and the 1/3rd on the day of the event. This simple adjustment really loosened things up for her and gave her a safety net.


Charge your worth – Okay, here’s the real issue for many soloists. Wow! I can’t count the times that I have heard people say they haven’t raised their fees in 10 years or that they feel sorry for people who can’t afford their services. There is nothing wrong with a little pro bono work, for sure, but please don’t end up in the poor house to compensate for someone else’s financial concerns.  If you do offer a reduction in fees or product cost communicate the terms clearly and make sure it’s not to your own detriment. Also, do a little competitive analysis by researching services and products similar to yours to see what the going rates are. Do you hear yourself making excuses to support your decision to charge lower rates? If so, talk to your accountant, coach, mentor or advisory board to gain perspective. Unless you are submitting RFP’s for government contracts the lowest bid doesn’t always win. Re-evaluate your pricing and make sure you are valuing your services and products as much as you hope that your clients will.

Evaluate your expenses – Another common cash flow issue is created by excess spending. For example, do you have contractors that you send jobs to because you want to keep them happy? We know that outsourcing is a priority so that your time is free to build your business, but if this is done to excess during a low revenue point it can backfire. I often hear concerns like, “Janie has been doing work for me for years and I can’t cut down on her hours.”  Yes, it’s difficult when you feel responsible for a portion of someone else’s income, but in the long run these temporary cuts will keep you in the black long enough to rebuild and move forward in a stronger position so that you can resume sending work their way. 

In this down economy, some soloists are holding on to office space that may no longer be necessary. If you need to make cuts like this, look for the advantages and give yourself a timeframe to work within. If you have a plan that you believe will turn things around, schedule a date to reevaluate your spending. It’s easy to get caught up in the “what if’s” when we are making decisions like letting go of an office. What if things turn around? What if my clients find out? Make a list of your pros and cons and understand your financial limits. Removing the stress of added expenses will help you to focus more clearly on solutions and growing your business.

Where have you found money in your business? Is there anything you are procrastinating on? What solutions have worked for you? Share them here on Successful Soloist!












Facebook DataMine: Sell your browsing data, make some cash.


There’s a new Chrome Extension that is allowing Facebook users to opt out of the Facebook data-mining. The extension is called Facebook DataMine, developed by Jim Haas, a Game Maker at MegaEpic.  Facbook DataMine allows my data to be mined (great pun with the name Jim).


If you need a refresher on what data-mining means, here the definition from the Facebook Data Mining Page;


Data mining, a branch of computer science and artificial intelligence, is the process of extracting patterns from data. Data mining is seen as an increasingly important tool by modern business to transform data into business intelligence giving an informational advantage. It is currently used in a wide range of profiling practices, such as marketing, surveillance, fraud detection, and scientific discovery.


In the less complicated words of Jim Haas;


Every time you use Facebook or one of the thousands of web pages using Facebook Connect your personal information is being collected and then sold to marketers and mysterious 3rd parties without your consent. Facebook gets rich and you don’t make a dime.


This extension blocks Facebook from tracking your movements on the web, which sounds great. The extension will block all data going to Facebook until it reaches 100,000 downloads. After 100,000 downloads this is where it gets strange. Facebook DataMine will then sell your information to third party websites and share the profits with you. This may excite you or in-my-case scare you. Users are able to opt out at any stage. My initial reaction was sweet, extra money, this extension is going to hit 100,000 installs fast. Then I pressed the install button and this popped up:



It made me think twice, “This extension can access: Your data on all websites…” I can’t just hand-over all that data to someone else. Then I thought some more, Facebook DataMine will let me own my data for a set time and then they will own it. Yes I will be reimbursed for selling my data. However if my data is to be sold by anyone, it should be Facebook. After all isn’t this another example of someone monetizing off the back of Facebook and leaving them out?


I trust Facebook. You’re all laughing at me right? But I do. It’s like the old saying, “better the devil you know”. Facebook launched in Feb 2004 and it took the site 5 years to become profitable. A part of me believes that Facebook should be making money for the amazing service that it is providing.


However if you want to make your data into money and have no issues with your data being sold, give Facebook DataMine a try.







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Every day, more and more people go online to find a way to make money. Here are some ways you can exploit the power of the Internet.


Sign in with eBay – Despite the downturn in the economy, people are always very nice to the U.S. dollar on eBay. All you need do is to set up an account with them and with PayPal and both are free. Once you have done this take some time to gather all the things you already have, and no longer want or need, and begin to list them on eBay. Be sure to take good pictures and descriptions of your articles are great. Thereby significantly increasing your sales.


Learn Affiliate Marketing – Affiliate marketing is big and growing fast now. If you do not know anything about this strange way to make money, takes time to learn all this. Affiliate marketing is basically when a person is committed to promoting company products and / or services. For each sale generated from that person to receive the commission. There are many people making full time income and just affiliate marketing. Sounds crazy right? Well, actually there are millions of people around the world who earn their living in earnest with the powerful method of affiliate marketing. Could be one of them?




10 Exciting European Startups from 2010


Europe’s had a bumper year for interesting startup ideas. The Next Web’s Hermione Way and I put our heads together to come up with this list of ten small tech companies from across the continent that have excited us in 2010.


Brainient


London-based Brainient makes it easy to add interactive elements to existing web video. A ‘Magic Script’ lets publishers add a few lines of code into a website’s Body HTML, enabling pre-roll ads, overlays or any other type of Brainient layers on any embedded video in the page.


The company launched its developer tools at The Next Web Conference in April this year and announced the first of a fresh wave of commercial partnerships, allowing video site SeeSaw to transplant Hulu’s “Choose your own ads” format to the UK for the first time.


Tastebuds


If music be the food of love, the Tastebuds is on to a good thing. This Last.fm-powered dating site that we profiled earlier this year matches you with others who share your taste in music.


It’s a simple idea that the site carries off incredibly well and as a niche dating idea we love it. Music taste can often say a lot about a person’s outlook on life and if nothing else, it’s an excellent conversation starter. The service may be a little too reliant on Last.fm from a business point of view, but as a concept it’s beautifully realised.


Skimlinks


Affiliate links are a major revenue stream for some online publishers. Taking all the effort out of this type of marketing, Skimlinks gets rid of the long URLs that often put users off clicking links. The fact that the publisher is getting a cut from sales of the product they’re linking to is completely invisible, as a Skimlinks URL looks just like a normal non-affiliate link.


It’s a model that has won Skimlinks major worldwide publishing clients. This year the London-based startup launched Skimkit, a product that makes it easy for writers to add affiliate links to their articles, even suggesting items that might be suitable to link to.


Shutl


As satisfying as it is to conveniently order shopping online from home, the wait to get it delivered can sometimes make a trip to a bricks-and-mortar store seem like a better option. Shutl aims to improve on next-day delivery by offering products to your door as soon as 90 minutes after you place your order.


The service works by aggregating capacity across local courier companies into a single web-service that retailers can use to speed up deliveries. A GPS tracking facility in partnership with Bing Maps allows shoppers to track their deliveries in real-time via the Shutl website. The UK startup is currently trialling its service with certain Argos stores in the London area.


Paper.li


It was hard to ignore Swiss startup Paper.li this year. The “Twitter newspaper” startup saw rapid viral growth thanks to the automated tweets it sent out each time a user’s daily newspaper was published.


This annoyed some Twitter users, who found their reply stream filled with announcements that they featured in their followers’ Paper.li publications each day. Still, the service is still growing at a reported 1000 papers per day, with plans to expand beyond Twitter and Facebook and offer users the chance to make money from their newspapers in 2011.


Nuji


When we covered Nuji‘s launch earlier this month, we described it as “Instagram meets Instapaper” for shopping. This social network sees you sharing things you like, be they items in shops or objects you spot online, as a way of demonstrating your taste. A mobile app lets you scan barcodes while you’re out shopping, making adding items to your profile easy.


As it builds a network of tastemakers, Nuji plans to monetize by offering relevant shopping deals to users based on their interests.


Flattr


This Swedish startup from Pirate Bay founder Peter Sunde offers publishers an “online tipjar” that can easily monetize any Web page.


After adding money to their Flattr account, users click the ‘Flattr’ button on pages that they like around the Web. At the end of the month, the money in their account is divvied up to the publishers of the content the user ‘Flattr-ed’. Thus far the service’s most high profile signup has been Wikileaks, which added the button to its Afghanistan war logs page as a way of accepting donations. The service remains one of the few income sources that hasn’t been closed off to the controversial whistleblowing website in recent weeks.


Moshi Monsters


Moshi Monsters from London’s Mind Candy became an online phenomenon for children this year. Youngsters can adopt a pet monster, and solve puzzles to earn virtual currency that can be spent on items to help kit out their monsters’ world with food, furniture treats and the like.


The virtual world has seen real-world spinoffs galore. A deal with Penguin Books was followed by toys, mobile apps and video games in what is set to be a highly profitable year.


Stupeflix


France’s Stupeflix offers a browser-based online video suite and this year launched a service to automate the creation of videos, for example, in the online retail sector where a video of a pair of trainers created from a bunch of photos might be more appealing to potential customers than static photos.


Stupeflix also offers an API to automate the processing and generation of video content for third parties.


Screach


Screach aims to make all sorts of screens interactive by way of a mobile app and a highly customisable development platform. TV shows could use it to allow real-time interaction from viewers, bars could use it to run quiz events with instant on-phone rewards for winners and it’s already being used to enhance a museum exhibit in the UK.


At present there’s little to try out Screach’s mobile app on, but that should change next year when the UK start-up is set to announce commercial partnerships.






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Online Money Making Opportunities



Perfect Market Inc, a start-up that seeks to help news organizations make more money through online advertising, has won $9 million in new funding in a round led by Comcast Interactive Capital, the cable giant's venture arm.


This is the fourth capital infusion for the Pasadena company since it was seeded with $1 million by Pasadena start-up incubator Idealab in May 2007. Perfect Market has now raised $28.1 million from a variety of sources, including venture companies Trinity Ventures and Rustic Canyon Partners. In 2010, the Los Angeles Times' parent company, Tribune Co., led a $6-million investment round.


“The substantial support we’ve received from investors to date affirms Perfect Market’s mission," said Perfect Market Chief Executive Julie Schoenfeld in a statement. The company, she said, was looking to "satisfy a gap in finding new monetization opportunities for leading Web properties in the ever-expanding online advertising marketplace.”


Counting among its clients 30 national news sites -- including latimes.com -- Perfect Market evaluates the often voluminous archives of large news organizations to determine which pieces of its older content might be most profitably brought to the surface -- and paired with ads. The company works with Hearst Corp., the Orange County Register and an NBC-owned site, among others. 





Ok Go Explains There Are Lots Of Ways To Make Money If You Can Get Fans

from the everything's-possible dept

Over the last few years, we've covered many of the moves by the band Ok Go -- to build up a fanbase often with the help of amazingly viral videos, ditch their major record label (EMI), and explore new business model opportunities. In the last few days, two different members of Ok Go explained a bit more of the band's thinking in two separate places, and both are worth reading. First up, we have Tim Nordwind, who did an interview with Hypebot, where he explained the band's general view on file sharing:


Obviously we'd love for anyone who has our music to buy a copy. But again, we're realistic enough to know that most music can be found online for free. And trying to block people's access to it isn't good for bands or music. If music is going to be free, then musicians will simply have to find alternative methods to make a living in the music business. People are spending money on music, but it's on the technology to play it. They spend hundreds of dollars on Ipods, but then fill it with 80 gigs of free music. That's ok, but it's just a different world now, and bands must learn to adjust.

Elsewhere in the interview, he talks about the importance of making fans happy and how the band realizes that there are lots of different ways to make money, rather than just selling music directly:

Our videos have opened up many more opportunities for us to make the things we want to make, and to chase our best and wildest ideas. Yes, we need to figure out how to make a living in a world where people don't buy music anymore. But really, we've been doing that for the last ten years. Things like licensing, touring, merch, and also now making videos through corporate sponsorship have all allowed us to keep the lights on and continue making music.

Separately, last Friday, Damian Kulash wrote a nice writeup in the Wall Street Journal all about how bands can, should and will make money going forward. In many ways the piece reminds me a bit of my future of music business models post from earlier this year -- and Kulash even uses many of the same examples in his article (Corey Smith, Amanda Palmer, Josh Freese, etc.). It's a really worthwhile read as well. He starts by pointing out that for a little over half a century, the record labels had the world convinced that the "music" industry really was just the "recorded music" industry:

For a decade, analysts have been hyperventilating about the demise of the music industry. But music isn't going away. We're just moving out of the brief period--a flash in history's pan--when an artist could expect to make a living selling records alone. Music is as old as humanity itself, and just as difficult to define. It's an ephemeral, temporal and subjective experience.



For several decades, though, from about World War II until sometime in the last 10 years, the recording industry managed to successfully and profitably pin it down to a stable, if circular, definition: Music was recordings of music. Records not only made it possible for musicians to connect with listeners anywhere, at any time, but offered a discrete package for commoditization. It was the perfect bottling of lightning: A powerful experience could be packaged in plastic and then bought and sold like any other commercial product.

But, he notes, that time is now gone, thanks in large part to the internet. But that doesn't mean the music business is in trouble. Just the business of selling recorded music. But there's lots of things musicians can sell. He highlights Corey Smith and Smith's ability to make millions by giving away his music for free, and then touring. But he also points out that touring isn't for everyone. He covers how corporate licensing has become a bigger and bigger opportunity for bands that are getting popular. While he doesn't highlight the specific economics of it, what he's really talking about is that if your band is big, you can sell your fan's attention -- which is something Ok Go has done successfully by getting corporate sponsorship of their videos. As he notes, the sponsors provide more money than the record labels with many fewer strings:

These days, money coming from a record label often comes with more embedded creative restrictions than the marketing dollars of other industries. A record label typically measures success in number of records sold. Outside sponsors, by contrast, tend to take a broader view of success. The measuring stick could be mentions in the press, traffic to a website, email addresses collected or views of online videos. Artists have meaningful, direct, and emotional access to our fans, and at a time when capturing the public's attention is increasingly difficult for the army of competing marketers, that access is a big asset.



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Now when we need funding for a large project, we look for a sponsor. A couple weeks ago, my band held an eight-mile musical street parade through Los Angeles, courtesy of Range Rover. They brought no cars, signage or branding; they just asked that we credit them in the documentation of it. A few weeks earlier, we released a music video made in partnership with Samsung, and in February, one was underwritten by State Farm.



We had complete creative control in the productions. At the end of each clip we thanked the company involved, and genuinely, because we truly are thankful. We got the money we needed to make what we want, our fans enjoyed our videos for free, and our corporate Medicis got what their marketing departments were after: millions of eyes and goodwill from our fans. While most bands struggle to wrestle modest video budgets from labels that see videos as loss leaders, ours wind up making us a profit.

Of course, that only works if you have a big enough fanbase, but that doesn't mean there aren't things that less well known bands can use to make money as well. He talks about an up-and-coming band in LA that doesn't even have a manager that was able make money:

The unsigned and unmanaged Los Angeles band Killola toured last summer and offered deluxe USB packages that included full albums, live recordings and access to two future private online concerts for $40 per piece. Killola grossed $18,000 and wound up in the black for their tour. Mr. Donnelly says, "I can't imagine they'll be ordering their yacht anytime soon, but traditionally bands at that point in their careers aren't even breaking even on tour."

The point, Kulash, notes, is that there's a lot of things a band can sell, focusing on "selling themselves." And, the thing he doesn't mention is that, when you're focusing on selling the overall experience that is "you" as a musician or a band, it's something that can't be freely copied. People can copy the music all they want, but they can't copy you. "You" are a scarce good that can't be "pirated." That's exactly what more and more musicians are figuring out these days, and it's helping to make many more artists profitable. And, no, it doesn't mean that any artist can make money. But it certainly looks like any artist that understands this can do a hell of a lot better than they would have otherwise, if they just relied on the old way of making money in the music business.



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