GMIA - increasing you online digital music sales
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Increasing your Online Digital Music sales
Linton Beckles – Linton Charles Media
New Future The Emerging Digital Landscape
20 years ago; CD, DAT, MP3 (new) Mechanical media devices
10 years ago; no “google”, “my space”, “twitter”, “facebook”,
“you tube”, now “vimeo” and lots more…
10 years from now we will be transcending “social network”
“search engines” “desktops” “smart devices” as we know it.
Where will you be with your music in 10 years time?
A New Industry Model
The Industry Internet
New Developments
New Technology!Warning or Dawning
For the Music IndustryDownloads,MP3, Napster,
i-Pod, P2P, Bluetooth
© 2004 Linton Charles Media
New LandscapeWith all credit to the Internet & advancing
technology Music Creators will afford tomake & own their music, pushing Record Companies & Music Publishers to move
towards Software development in additionto reinventing themselves to play new
facilitating roles between Artists and Fans
Users - Facilitators
A New Landscape Old Landscape;
Creators, Owners, Facilitators, Users Was understood by all as the way the industry runs, everyone
stayed in their roles and set place.
New Landscape (New frontier) Creators (Owners) and Users (Facilitators) Today the landscape looks blurred as the market forces of
technology, marketing and social media
Myths and Fears about Online Music On line is killing the music industry
Record companies loose billions YES a wealth shift is happening Sales cant be traced
That is not the case if you register UPC, ISRC coding Free Music on the Internet
Free to listen for now but coming soon Pay to Play You Tube* Loss of Royalty Earnings
Rights collection slow on the uptake, royalty streaming is coming Counter-feiters, Pirates and Cyber squatters field day
Only true for the really clever ones
New Frontiers New Challenges
Music Rights blurred on the Internet; Monitoring and Payments Forces and Trends; Technology and Social Media impact Music Contacts force to face 360 Deals Shift in Retail Outlets to Online Shift in Facilities and Tools for creating music Providers force hand on pricing Music Sales and Distribution Law in need of review on Online Digital Rights and DRM Users having a time of their lives with FREE and CHEAP music Shift in Marketing Trends; Web, Social, Viral, Branding,
Sponsors, Investors
Monetising your Online Music Downloads
Your music in digital formats; MP3, WMA etc. Streaming
Your music on play lists, online broadcasts etc. Subscriptions
Your music in libraries as play lists, streaming or downloads Fulfilment Deals
Your music in physical CD’s, DVD sold in stores by demand Merchandising
T-Shirts, Caps, Badges etc. sold online via Fulfilment sites
Online Music Distributors
Distributor Price UPC CODE
PriceSingle
PriceEP
PriceAlbum
Sign Up/Maintenance
% Taken
CD Baby $20 $35 $35 $35 Per release* CD(P) 9%
Ditto Music 0 $41.81 $41.8 $41.81 £25 0%
Tune Core 0 $29.97 $41.76 $51.66 $19.98 pa per release 0%
Orchard 0 $29.97 $41.76 $51.66 $19.98 pa per release 0%
DMD 0 $82.35 $197.65 $329.41 Per 6 months 0%
Emubands 0 $41.09 $57.65 $82.27 0%
Musicadium $41.10 $101.79 $101.79 $101.79 0%
RouteNote 0 0 0 0 10%
The Gene Pool 0 $9.87 $49.33 $49.41 10%
MP3, Ring Tones, Licence Sales Orchard; multi-platform licensing
Top 10 Online Music Stores
Store SinglePrices
AlbumPrices
Play/Download
Format Options Account/Subscription
iTunes $0.99 $0.99 MP3 $25 Start
Amazon $0.89 $0.89 $25 Start
Rhapsody $0.99 $9.99 MP3-DRM(R)/CD Burn $25 Start/12/99/14.99
WalMart Music $0.74 $0.74 $25 Start
Zune Marketplace $0.98 $0.98 MP3-DRM (F) $5 /400 Points/ $14.99 pm
eMusic $0.33 $0.33 30 Songs* MP3-DRM (F)/CD Burn $11.99 pm*
Puretracks $0.99 $0.99 WMA/MP3-DRM (R) $25 Start
Buy Music $0.79 $0.79 WMA $25 Start
Pay Play FM $0.77/0.88 $7.77/8.88 MP3-DRM (F) $5 Start
Legal Sounds $0.09 $0.89 $25 Start/App
Product/Services Downloads, Playlists, Radio, Jukebox* Subscriptions, Full Preview
10 Must Do’s for your Online Sales
1 Sign a record deal – for record sales and marketing To a major or independent label they will record your songs
2 Set up your own record label – for record sales You record your songs, Label name, as a Trading or Limited
company, letterhead, Bank Account, Contract of Assignment
3 Get your music professionally mastered For full sonic quality for reproduction, broadcasts, downloads,
4 Register your music – for collection and representation PRS, MCPS, PPL, VPL, MU, AIM
5 Register your music – for chart sales and placing Official Chart Company, Millard Brown for Barcodes and ISRC
10 Must Do’s for your online sales
6 Sign up to an online distributor – for online sales Online stores; iTunes, Amazon, CD Baby, Ditto, Absolute,
Pandora, Spotify, Rhapsody, Napster, Yahoo,
7 Subscribe to a online marketing – for PR and Promotion To key media coverage, Radio, TV, Press on your releases
8 Use all available mobile, internet and social media Email, Facebook, Twitter, You Tube, Vimeo, FRAN’s, WOM, Apps, File Sharing Podcasting, Now casting, Tools and techniques, Go Viral
10 Be available – to Promote your music News, Reviews, Interviews, PA’s, Shows, Ministry, Tours Talk to Sponsors, Investors,
Thank You for attending