Reminder: FREE Teleseminar Tomorrow Night!
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“Artist Development, A Distinctive Guide To The Music Industry's Lost Art”
Wednesday, April 18th at 8pm Eastern / 5pm Pacific
Join us April 18th for this free 60-minute "teleseminar" and listen to Madalyn Sklar, founder of GoGirlsMusic.com and IndieMusicCoach interview agent/consultant/author Eugene Foley about key elements regarding the most important topic in the music business, and one that is often ignored these days, Artist Development.
Missed a call? No problem!
You can order copies of previous calls at www.gogirlsmusicstore.com
Sign up FREE at http://www.indiemusicseminars.com
“Artist Development, A Distinctive Guide To The Music Industry's Lost Art”
Wednesday, April 18th at 8pm Eastern / 5pm Pacific
Join us April 18th for this free 60-minute "teleseminar" and listen to Madalyn Sklar, founder of GoGirlsMusic.com and IndieMusicCoach interview agent/consultant/author Eugene Foley about key elements regarding the most important topic in the music business, and one that is often ignored these days, Artist Development.
Missed a call? No problem!
You can order copies of previous calls at www.gogirlsmusicstore.com
Sign up FREE at http://www.indiemusicseminars.com
Madalyn Sklar is a music business coach, consultant, blogger, social networks expert and author. She has spent over 12 years working with a wide range of independent musicians all over the world - U.S., Canada, Ireland and Japan thus far. Her goal is to help indie artists achieve greater success in the music business by working smarter not harder. She is also the founder of GoGirlsMusic.com, the oldest & largest online community of indie women musicians. 
"Madalyn not only gives me marketing strategies during our consultations, but she gets me thinking in a whole new direction."
"Madalyn’s high-energy, can-do attitude was the shot that I needed to get me going!"
"Madalyn has played a key role in helping me build a strong foundation for my music business."
"In just one session, Madalyn was able to answer tons of questions we had about the music industry and making a living as an independent artist."
