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How to Launch Your Music Career in 21 Days by Terry Moorer

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Table of Contents

Days

1) Setting up your web address (domain name)

2) Membership has its benefits Roles of the team

3) Get my attorney on the phone! (Pre-Paid Legal)

4) Where to find your team

5) Music publishing

6) Website designs

7) Networking at a music conference

8) Your day off

9) Putting together your EPK

10) How to tour on a small budget

11) Getting organized

12) Finding distribution

13) What is Social Networking?

14) Your day off

15) Brand Building

16) Creating your opt in page

17) Viral Video marketing

18) Your fan base

19) The benefits of a internet marketing team

21) Congratulations

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