In a day and age when it’s virtually impossible to sell music, when getting paid significant money for your streams seems like a pipe dream for most and when opportunities to perform live music have all but dried up, due to the pandemic, music licensing remains a tried and true revenue stream.

In fact, if you’re not already licensing your music, now is one of the best times ever to get started in this exciting aspect of the music industry.  Music licensing is one of the few revenue streams that has largely been unaffected by the covid-19 pandemic.  After all, more people are watching television and consuming media than ever before due to the increased time spent indoors and licensing opportunities are as abundant as ever. 

Music can be produced indoors, from the comfort of your home studio.  You can network and connect with music libraries, publishers and supervisors online. The music you make can be distributed completely online, without ever leaving the comfort of your home.  The entire business of making and licensing music can all be done remotely, from writing to production to delivering the final product.  In many ways, the industry of music licensing seems tailor made for something like the Covid pandemic.

However, getting started in music licensing isn’t as easy as it used to be.  Over the years, even prior to the pandemic, the competition for licensing opportunities has been steadily increasing, due to the decline in other revenue streams, like selling CDs and downloads and for the time being, performing live.  This shift in the music industry has led to an influx of musicians trying to break into music licensing. Which means it’s more important than ever that you really understand the industry and the needs of those working in it if you want to succeed in licensing.

If you’re ready to get started in the music licensing business but feel like you could use some help navigating the industry, be sure to sign up for The 365 Day Music Licensing Challenge starting on September 7.  The 365 Day Music Licensing Challenge is a year-long program that combines one on one coaching, daily licensing leads for a year, plus membership to our premium site, HTLYM Premium for an entire year. 

In our premium courses and webinars, we break down how to write music for licensing, how to connect with people in the licensing business, how to work efficiently, how to approach production and much more.  Our member site contains hundreds of hours of training with a variety of industry insiders that work full time in music licensing.

HTLYM Premium combines all of our great music licensing resources in one convenient place.  You’ll be able to access dozens of courses, in depth webinars and music licensing masterminds, hundreds of audio interviews and much, much more.  You’ll also be able to pitch your music directly to a new music licensing lead every single day.  We post leads to music supervisors, music libraries, music publishers and more every day in our leads section.

If you’re ready to get started in music licensing, register for The 365 Day Music Licensing Challenge between now and September 6.

More details:  https://www.htlympremium.com/

 

Best,

Aaron Davison