IndieBiz.com Is Giving Away Bonus Music Business Help For Independent Musicians And Bands

IndieBiz.com has a limited number of free record label business plans, music business home study courses, workbooks and goal planners for musicians, and other music business resources to give away to all new clients that sign up this week.

(PRWEB) December 22, 2004 -- IndieBiz.com is shutting its doors to new musician clients on December 31st. Musicians, artists, bands, and music business people who want personal music promotion and marketing help need to be by this time or they will be shut out forever.

"I've been running this site since 1998. I want to take the musicians that we're working with to an even higher level of success than they've already achieved, so I'm locking the doors on December 31st to concentrate more on the people I have," said David Hooper, President of Kathode Ray Music.

As a bonus to new subscribers, IndieBiz.com has a limited number of free record label business plans, music business home study courses, workbooks and goal planners for musicians, and other music business resources to give away to all new clients that sign up this week. Bonuses will be on a first-come, first-served basis and sent immediately via UPS.

"A lot of independent musicians are really struggling with cash and have a hard time coming up with the money to attend a conference or get personal help. I thought it would be great to give those guys a break, so I'm giving out audios and other resources from conferences we've done in the past as well as giving them personal help on a weekly basis," said David Hooper.

A key feature that differentiates IndieBiz.com from the growing number of independent music resources on the Internet is a unique emphasis on direct marketing. Musicians are encouraged to do business directly with their customers rather than bring in outside sources who will take a big percentage of their income and affect their bottom line.

"Earning a lot of money in the music business and keeping 100% of it is the way to go," said Hooper. "And we can show musicians how to do that. Or, if a label is your dream, we can show you how to do that too. This service is custom tailored for our attendees. We focus on their goals."

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