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The Music Money Makeover Show is a podcast and information channel featuring featuring content for the thriving, advanced, intermediate or novice, recording artist, music publisher, attorney, agent, music producer seeking more detailed info about the biz.

10/17/2025

Comment **“record label”** for step-by-step help. You’re only getting one kind of publishing check from interactive streams because your **mechanical royalties** are sitting unclaimed at **The MLC**. The fix: register every composition with correct writer/publisher splits, link your ISRCs, and resolve conflicts fast. The MLC won’t chase you—if there’s no match, there’s no money. Do this right and you’ll recover royalties you’ve already earned, month after month.

10/16/2025

Join the Music Money Makers community. Comment “MMM” to learn how. Physical music isn’t convenient anymore—but the *experience* still sells. Fans love owning vinyl and CDs because of the stories, the lyrics, and the behind-the-scenes magic. So bring that back digitally. That’s how you make your D2C albums valuable for years after release.

10/15/2025

Comment **“record label”** for step-by-step help. Your Pandora spins aren’t tiny—they’re *unclaimed*. Digital performance royalties live at **SoundExchange**, not your distributor. Set up **Artist** *and* **Rights Owner** accounts, upload your ISRCs with Line of Direction, add featured performers, and turn on direct deposit. If your SoundExchange dashboard is empty, so is your bag. Do this right and you unlock a recurring check that grows with your catalog.

10/10/2025

Most artists avoid selling physical albums because the self-distribution process looks exhausting—but that’s exactly why they stay broke. Start small and scale smart. Sell at shows and pop-ups first using a POS system like “At Venue.” Once you’re selling 500–1,000 units, use Shopify, shipping labels, and a closet warehouse setup. When you’re moving more than that, get a P&D deal or use a 3PL. The only mistake is not starting. Grab the 60DRL to build your foundation and fund your rollout.

10/09/2025

More promo doesn’t always mean more success. In fact, it can destroy your momentum. When you flood your audience with back-to-back interviews, ads, and playlist pushes, you burn out attention before your fanbase has time to grow. The real key? **Pace your promotion.** This is a marathon, not a sprint.

10/08/2025

Some indie artists make more money with 500 fans than others do with 50,000—and it’s not luck. It’s offer design. The key is creating products that deliver **functional**, **educational**, and **status-driven** value while keeping your **future-based cause** front and center. Build a bandwagon people actually want to join, nurture your fans, and stay consistent. It’s not fast—but it’s worth it. Save this before your next release.

10/03/2025

Comment **“record label”** for step-by-step walkthrough.

Money doesn’t follow talent—it follows registration. Too many artists lose money because their music isn’t registered correctly. Every release needs proper IDs and accounts: ISRCs & UPCs logged, compositions registered with PRO + MLC/HFA, and SoundExchange claims for both artist and label. Skip this and your revenue floats away to whoever’s “on file.” Do it right and your catalog pays you predictably. Save this and start registering today.

10/02/2025

Comment **“record label”** for step-by-step instructions and producer agreement fundamentals. Too many artists get caught in handshake producer deals that turn into 50% nightmares. One minute it’s “all love,” the next your masters are split, your publishing is messy, and your career is on pause. The fix? A clear producer agreement before release. Decide if it’s work-for-hire or royalty points, lock in splits and credits, and set fee/advance terms. Protect your masters, avoid drama, and grow with control.

10/01/2025

Comment “record label” for step-by-step instructions and my funding partner access.

Most record labels get denied funding, not because music is “too risky,” but because their LLC isn’t set up correctly. Banks and funding partners want to see a clean, professional business profile. That means a proper commercial address, EIN, phone, email, NAICS code, and a matching domain. If you apply without these in order, you’ll get denied or low limits. But when done right, you unlock real funding to scale your label.

09/26/2025

Most artists think they need a massive fanbase to make money from music—but that’s wrong. You only need to focus on the 1% who are your *real* fans. Build a direct connection with them through an email or text list, set up a simple sales funnel, and offer a D2C digital product. This strategy creates FOMO for the rest and puts real money in your pocket faster than waiting on streams.

09/25/2025

You didn’t start making music to wait months for pennies from streams. The truth is: streams aren’t the only way to make money. If you want to get paid fast, you need a product suite—streaming, D2C, and even limited physical products. Build your label like a real business and stop relying on scraps from streaming platforms.

09/24/2025

Think you own your music just because you recorded it? Here’s the truth: without **copyright proof**, you don’t maximize the money. Most artists skip this step and miss out on licensing deals, publishing revenue, and even long-term funding. Register your **masters** + **publishing** today and turn ownership into leverage. Save this before your money slips away.

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