Female Entrepreneur Musician with Bree Noble

Judy Rodman has worked with many well known artists as well as contestants on shows like The Voice, American Idol and America’s Got Talent. Today, she is with us to share how she got started as a vocal coach and how she can help you improve your singing. Judy Rodman doesn’t only teach you how to improve your singing, she also touches on a number of things that effect the sound of your voice. She has broken out of the box by providing voice lessons online through Zoom. This podcast comes out just in time for you to learn more about being a vocal or music coach in your own private studio. On my webinar with Allie of The Marketed Musician, we will go over The 5 Steps to Creating a Profitable Private Studio. Join us on October 24 at 12pm and 8pm ET.  Pushing Through Struggles as an Artist Creating a Revenue Stream from Songwriting Starting a Vocal Coaching Business How to improve your singing and the Importance of Vocal Articulation Website http://www.judyrodman.com/ If you want to learn more about how you can improve your singing and be a vocal coach to others, join us on October 24th at 12pm or 8pm ET for a webinar with Allie from The Marketed Musician. ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE

Teaching private lessons can be fulfilling and pay the bills, according to Allie Tyler of the Marketed Musician. Learn how and why teaching music can create sustainable income to supplement your music business. Private lessons are something that professionally trained musician, Allie Tyler, feels strongly about. Every musician is qualified for teaching private lessons because they already possess the experience and knowledge needed to create an impactful learning experience. In our free webinar next week, Allie will teach you How She Got 10 New Students in Just One Month and we’ll go over The 5 Steps to Creating a Profitable Private Studio. Join us on October 24th at 12pm or 8pm EST. Struggles of being a musician: How formal education fails musicians: Teaching private lessons: Benefits of having a private studio: Join our free workshop where you will learn about real life experiences and get help with starting your very own private studio. How I Got 10 New Students in Just One Month: The 5 Steps to Creating a Profitable Private Studio is happening October 24, 2017 at 12pm and 8pm ET. We hope to see you there!  ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE

Do you use Facebook Messenger to engage with your music super fans? Today I am demystifying the concept of messenger bots and showing musicians how they can use them to interact with their audience. By now most people have Facebook accounts and now with Facebook Messenger, it’s even easier to stay in contact with almost anyone. Learn how I use Facebook Messenger to engage with my music super fans and how you can too. If you’d like to learn even more and how to use it in your business, get on the waiting list for my upcoming workshop, How to Use Facebook Messenger to Engage with Your Fans. What is a messenger bot and how can it engage with music super fans? Why messenger bots should be used: What messenger bots can do: How NOT to engage with music super fans: Although bots are not human, it’s important to understand that many people will think they are interacting with a human until they catch on to the concept. Because of this, it’s important to respond to your messages twice or three times a week. Learn more tricks of the trade and get more information on how you can use messenger bots to engage with your music super fans, sign up for the waiting list for my upcoming workshop, How to Use Facebook Messenger to Engage with Your Fans. ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE    

Holly Gleason, music critic, academic and artist development consultant is here to talk about her lifetime love of writing, music and her book Woman Walk the Line: How Women in Music Changed Our Lives. Holly started out writing about competitive golf as a teen but having the “fiercest record collection on the East side of Cleveland” got her started writing about music. In her book, Woman Walk the Line: How Women in Country Music Changed Our Lives, you’ll find personal essays which tribute women in country music from a diverse group of women writers. Click here to get your copy of Woman Walk the Line: How Women in Country Music Changed Our Lives. Thoughts on Artist Development and Media Relations Questions Artists Need to be Asking Woman Walk the Line: How the Women in Country Music Changed Our Lives Click here to get your copy of Woman Walk the Line: How Women in Country Music Changed Our Lives. ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE

Today, I offer advice for musicians as I was interviewed by one of my team members. Self confidence issues are something that plague many of artists in the back of our minds and I go in depth about how I found ways to move past these crippling mental blocks. Beth Matthew started working on my team in February of this year doing a variety of things including research, Women of Substance review board and community manager of the Female Indie Musician Community. Like myself and many other artists, Beth came into her own as an artist later on in life while raising her family. This interview is full of great advice for musicians who are dealing with fear and self confidence issues or overcoming obstacles in their music journeys. Bree’s artist journey: Obstacles in music career: Mental blocks and fears Bree worked through: Developing confidence over time: Advice for musicians: To find more inspiration, listen to the latest podcast interview with Jennifer McGill. Another great resource is my free SMART Goals Workbook, where you will learn how to set achievable goals so you can earn more money from music. ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE

Former child star, Jennifer McGill, has always had a passion for music and entertaining. Unlike her Mickey Mouse Club co-stars who went on to have massive careers in the industry, Jennifer just released her debut full length album, “Unbreakable.” Out of all the interviews I have done over the last couple of years, this interview ranks among the top 3. Although Jennifer McGill didn’t go on to have a hit album immediately after her stint on the Mickey Mouse Club, she kept performing and learning despite taking a break from Hollywood. Now, at the age of 40, Jennifer is back and sharing her inspiring story, proving it’s never too late to pursue your dreams.  Life After being a child star the Mickey Mouse Club Rebuilding Her Career After Her Record Deal The Turning Point Releasing a Debut Album at 40 Connect Jennifer McGill | Speaker / Singer / Worship Leader http://www.jennifermcgill.com/ ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE

Whether it’s a single for the holidays of Thanksgiving and Christmas or for St. Patrick’s Day or Valentine’s Day, every artist should have one. Today, I will go over why you should have a single for the holidays and how you can use it to further your musician business. The holidays are coming up and that means there is tons of potential for unique originals or covers of holiday music. Learn how to use your holiday music to grow and connect with your audience. If you already have a single for the holidays, we want to hear it! Submit your originals or covers of your favorite holiday songs to the WOS Podcast. Submissions are being accepted until November 10th. Why should you have a single for the holidays? What can you do with your holiday music? The holidays bring lots of listeners to the WOS Podcast so if you already have holiday music, we would love to hear it! Remember, submissions are being accepted until November 10th. For the best chances of your song being chosen, submit soon as we can only accept one version of each song! ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE

Music scams are all over the place in today’s world. With some common sense and know how,you can improve your chances of avoiding scams in online submission opportunities. We’ve all heard of the phrase “too good to be true.” This can be the case when it comes to music licensing opportunities so I thought it would be the perfect time to go over some ways to avoid being the victim of music scams and red flags to watch out for. Here at Women of Substance, we are committed to helping female musicians. We welcome all submissions of your music for the Women of Substance Podcast or videos for the Women of Substance Video Blog. To avoid music scams: Red flags: Things to consider: Click the button below to submit music to Women of Substance. ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE  

Music licensing opportunities have become singer/songwriter Kim Krenik’s major focus in her musician business. Learn how Kim discovered music licensing and how she uses it to supplement her income. In this interview, we learned a lot about Kim Krenik! In addition to Kim’s music journey, you will hear about the course that Kim took to learn about music licensing. Michelle Lockey’s course is full of the information you need to know if you have ever imagined your music in film and tv or wanted to explore other avenues of income in your musician business. Join Michelle Lockey and I on September 14th for a FREE workshop, How to Make A 5 Figure Income Licensing Your Music. Returning to Music After Having Kids The Power of Collaboration Investing in Music Courses and Career Development Music Licensing Opportunities for Film and TV Don’t forget to join us on September 14th for Michelle Lockey’s free workshop, How to Make A 5 Figure Income Licensing Your Music. Michelle has been consistently making a full time living by licensing her music for film, TV and ads. Her course is full of the knowledge you need if you’ve been curious about making extra money in your musician business. Connect https://kimkrenik.com/welcome https://lastaugust.com/home ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE

How do artists submit music for licensing? This week, Michelle Lockey joined us for Indie Interactive and talked a little bit about how she has been able to keep a consistent stream of income coming in from licensing her music for film, TV and ads. Michelle has always been into music but it was only in 2010 that she learned more about music placement for film and tv. Licensing her music has provided an alternative way to bring in an income while still performing some on the side. Her very first placement was on ABC Family’s “The Fosters” and she has since had vocal placements and other instrumental placements along the way. Since Michelle had to learn how to write music for licensing all by herself, she has created a course that is dedicated to decreasing the learning the curve for other musicians. In her free workshop next week, Michelle will teach you the basics on licensing your music for film, tv and ads. The workshop will be on Thursday, September 14th at two different times, 12pm and 8pm EST (9am and 5pm PST). This is the most popular workshop I do with someone else so I look forward to seeing many of you there!   Before you submit music for licensing: Mistakes made along the way: Places to go for outside opinions before pitching: Working with co-writers: Most importantly , if you want to write music for sync, you need to eliminate all the other things that aren’t leading you in that direction. Come hang out with Michelle and I for Michelle’s free workshop that will teach you what you need to know about licensing your music for film, tv and ads. ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE