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Putting This in Your Hands. I Can't Decide.

by themusiccoach
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I am ready . I have one question. I have more credentials and impressive accomplishments ( please don't hate me) in the music business but tarketing musicians has always seemed a bad idea for specialized coaching and program oriented marketing/consulting. My other choice was people in Social Media as I have worked in that field and they are always looking for jobs and I like the field a lot.

Please advise which way to go. I am making decision by tonight and launching Monday. Everything else is in place. (That's a lie of course)

Thank you guys this is the best place I mean that.

Kyle Ohlenkamp
#advice #decide #decision #hands #planning #putting
  • Profile picture of the author stoltingmediagroup
    Is your question whether you should target musicians (which appears to be your niche but you find it to be a bad idea) or target people in Social Media in general (which appears to not be your niche, but has worked for you?)
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  • Profile picture of the author travlinguy
    You might know what you're asking but I sure don't. "I am ready." Okay. Whatever that means. "I am targeting..." Still no idea. "Please advise me which way do go." No idea what you're talking about but good luck anyway.
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  • Profile picture of the author Linkology
    Originally Posted by themusiccoach View Post

    tarketing musicians has always seemed a bad idea for specialized coaching and program oriented marketing/consulting
    Originally Posted by themusiccoach View Post

    My other choice was people in Social Media I have worked in that field and they are always looking for jobs and I like the field a lot.
    It sounds/looks clear to me like you already have your answer...
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      Follow your passion...you need to find work that doesn't feel like work.

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  • Profile picture of the author mstrmindmktg
    It appears that either one would be a good choice. You are very fortunate to have a choice as most don't.

    If you have great credentials in the music business, if you position yourself right I think you could really make a place for yourself. I think there is room everywhere for everyone. You just have to find the right place for you. I would think there would be plenty of up and coming musicians who would love to benefit from your knowledge.

    Much success either way you go.
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