Online Music Marketing with Jay Moonah

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Back from PodCamp NYC where I took delivery of FREE cards from a new service called DiscRevolt.com. In this episode I talk about this service, and how I hope it represents the beginning of more creative and interesting ways to sell music downloads rather than only at a (too high!) fixed price per song.

If you do decide to sign-up for DiscRevolt, please mention my band Uncle Seth in the "How Did You Hear About Us" field.

Music:
Sebastien Gomez - "Just The Way You Are"
Check out Sebastien on the Podsafe Music Network

Mentioned in this episode:

• DiscRevolt
• hypebot blog mentioning DiscRevolt
  
• PodCamp
• Chris Brogan
  

Labels: chris brogan, discrevolt, downloads, music marketing, music sales, podcamp

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Mitch Joel says "yes." Bob Lefsetz says "hell NO!" What do you think? Does the idea of branding cheapen music, or is it important part of the model for the modern music business?

Music:
BELT - "My Year On Earth"
Check out BELT on the Podsafe Music Network.

Mentioned in this episode:

• Mitch Joel from Six Pixels of Separation
• PodCamp Toronto videos
• C.C. Chapman
• AIMS (Assoication of Internet Marketing and Sales) Canada
• The Lefsetz Letter
• Rhino Records podcast

Labels: bob lefsetz, branding, c.c. chapman, marketing, mitch joel, music, online, podcamp, podcamptoronto, podcamptoronto2007

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First a quick note about PodCamp Toronto which happened this weekend -- it was AMAZING! As one of the event organizers, I want to thank everyone who came out to the event. The community driven nature of PodCamp means that in a best case situation, everyone present contributes to the success of the event, and I can say honestly that this was one of those best case scenarios.

I wanted to include one of the sessions from PodCamp in the OMM feed. I was thrilled to do a presentation with Bryan Person, one of the orignal PodCamp organziers, about Second Life. I've talked a fair bit about SL on the podcast before, and while what's here isn't strictly music related I think it's good information. It's also an excuse for me to publish my first-ever video podcast episode, so we'll see how well that works out!

Thanks to the fine folks at Ryerson University, video from all of the sessions are availible for download on the PodCamp Toronto schedule page at:

http://podcamptoronto.pbwiki.com/Schedule

Click on the title for each presentation to download the Quicktime file, most of them in the 50-70 meg size range.

Labels: bryan person, bryper, podcamp, podcamptoronto, podcamptoronto2007, second life, secondlife