Join Bobby Owsinski for an in-depth discussion in this video Submitting your songs to iTunes, part of Selling Music: MP3s, Streams, and CDs.
…Everyone wants their songs available on iTunes or iTunes Radio.…But unless you are a record label with a substantial…catalog, you won't be able to submit them by yourself.…Apple provides a free tool called iTunes Producer for song and album submission.…But you still need a special label account to activate it.…This allows labels to supply not only the digital…files but all the required metadata from a single source.…If you're an indie artist or a band without an Apple recognized record label.…You'll have to use one of the content aggregators like TuneCore or…CD Baby, in order to get your songs or album on iTunes.…
These services have the added advantage of supplying your music…to a host of other music services at the same time.…Saving you the hassle of submitting to each one individually.…
Author
Bobby Owsinski
Released
5/9/2014Next he moves into the digital realm, giving an overview of the digital music services and players available. Bobby shows how giving away some of your music can actually lead to more sales, and how to set the price point for your music. He discusses the importance of metadata and registering your songs with performance rights organizations to ensure you get paid when your music is played on the radio, TV, or the Internet. Finally, Bobby wraps up by explaining how to submit your music to the largest online services, including Spotify, Pandora, and iTunes.
Skill Level Appropriate for all
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 6s
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1. Selling CDs
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How to submit to Gracenote3m 10s
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2. Selling Music Digitally
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Why the $0.99 price point?1m 55s
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The four kinds of free2m 26s
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The new release schedule1m 55s
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Conclusion
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What's next?1m 6s
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