How to fall in love with audio interviews

I want you to fall in love. In love with recording audio interviews. And I’m going to tell you that if you want to make money doing something you love, you should do audio interviews. With Audio Interviews you can package them and sell them.

I’ll give you a perfect example of how to do this. There’s a website called Tunecore and these guys are doing exactly what I’m teaching them. I have no idea who they are, but they have all kinds of information products, audio downloads, they interview experts and the guy who asked this, he loves musicians, I would say start interviewing musicians. Let’s say you interview ten musicians about their career as musicians. Why do you think someone will pay more?

Those two interviews with those musicians and what they love about their career and what their life is like and how many concerts do they play? Or what if you did ten interviews for musicians on how to get a number one song or how to do mastering; how to master your songs. Or how to do marketing or how to publish your digital music. An interview on vinyl, creating vinyl records and selling vintage LPs. Or mixing your music for the best sales potential on copyright issues.

These are issues where the business of the music industry, I think, would have much more appeal and bring in higher volume dollars than the lifestyles of different musicians.

So I would tell him to start interviewing experts within the commercial music industry. It’s a huge niche. These guys, I remember watching their seminars because these guys, their niche, is teaching about publishing their digital songs so that musicians creating a series of songs is no longer just about albums, it’s about that track, that hit . , and it’s all about how to market your song.

It was interesting for me because I wanted to learn from music how to get distribution in an audio interview. It’s not music, but it’s still audio content and your delivery system would work the same way for me and I’ve watched your seminar. They were selling an online training for around $10,000. So I would say to this guy, go to Tunecore, look at what they’re doing and model it. His niche is digital music. Maybe you can model something for vinyl, LP music. I think scrapbooks are coming back into vogue with many of today’s younger children.