How To Hire A Music Management Company
MUSIC BUSINESSES / Music Management Companies

How To Hire A Music Management Company

- by Noah Pearce

If you’re an aspiring musician, it can be difficult to know how to manage your career. Many artists don’t realize that they need help until far too late in their careers, but by then it can be quite difficult to recover from a bad management decision that could have been avoided if they had known what they were doing earlier on. For example: did you know that most major record labels won’t sign an artist unless they have already signed with a music management company? That’s because the managers help them figure out exactly how much money they should ask for and how best to negotiate their contracts with record companies and other music industry professionals who want them as clients. So here are some tips for hiring someone who will help you make your music career easier:

Look For Them In The Right Places

  • Look online.
  • Ask your friends and family.
  • Check the phone book and local music store.

Check Their Track Record

When you are looking for a music management company, it is important to check their track record. This can be done by looking at their website and seeing if they have a portfolio of artists that they have worked with in the past. You should also ask for references from other artists they have worked with.

You should ask the company to show you their contracts as well as accounting records and financial statements so that you can get an idea of how professional they are …

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The Best Culinary Schools
CULINARY BUSINESSES / Culinary Schools

The Best Culinary Schools

- by Noah Pearce

A culinary school is a great place to learn the ins and outs of food, but not all schools are created equal. Some focus on teaching students how to be exceptional chefs while others teach more general skills that aren’t as useful in professional kitchens. Here are some of my favorite culinary schools, ranked from best to worst!

The Culinary Institute of America

The Culinary Institute of America (CIA) is a private, not-for-profit college that offers associate degrees and bachelor’s degrees in culinary arts. The school was founded in 1946 by James Beard and Albert Kumin. It’s located in Hyde Park, New York; the campus covers over 100 acres of land with several buildings that house classrooms, dormitories and apartments.

The CIA offers a variety of programs related to cooking:

  • Bachelor’s degree programs include Culinary Arts (including Baking & Pastry), Food Service Management and Restaurant Management; these can be completed on campus or online via distance learning.
  • Associate degree programs include Culinary Arts; this can also be completed online through distance learning options such as On Campus Online or Online Evening Program (OEP).
  • Teacher training programs are available at both the bachelor level (BA) or associate level (AA); these require that students already have some experience working within the industry before applying so they know what they’re getting into when starting out with their education requirements here!

Johnson and Wales University-Charlotte Campus

Johnson and Wales University-Charlotte Campus is a private university located in Charlotte, North Carolina. The school offers a …

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My Hospitality and Tourism Student Blog
Hospitality And Tourism / TOURISM BUSINESSES

My Hospitality and Tourism Student Blog

- by Noah Pearce

I’m a student in my third year of a hospitality and tourism degree. I’ve always been passionate about travel, so it was the perfect subject for me to study. It’s also a very popular degree choice with many students at university who are looking to get into the hospitality industry after they graduate, so I don’t think there will be any shortage of jobs when it comes time for me to find work.

Introduction

My name is Karen and I am a student at the University of Phoenix. I am in my senior year, which means that I have about one year left before graduation. My major is Hospitality and Tourism Management with a concentration in Hotel Management.

My hometown is [Hometown]. I have lived there all my life except for when I went away to college at [College]. It’s not very big but there are plenty of things to do here since it’s located near several major cities like New York City and Boston!

My academic background

I graduated from high school in 1999, and then I went to college at the University of Florida. I graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Hospitality Management in 2003. I have also received several academic awards over the years, including:

  • * The Dean’s List (6 semesters)
  • * Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society member (3 semesters)

My professional experience

I have worked in a hotel before, and I have worked in a restaurant before. I have also worked as a tour guide and …

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How To Make Money Online Fast & Easily
Make Money Online / ONLINE BUSINESSES

How To Make Money Online Fast & Easily

- by Noah Pearce

If you’re looking for ways to make money online fast and easily, then you’ve come to the right place. You can make money online in many different ways, but finding one that works best for you might be challenging. Here are some of my favorites ways to make money quickly online:

Make money online with e-mail surveys.

If you’re looking for a way to make money online, surveys may be your answer. But which survey sites are the best? And what do they pay?

In this article, we’ll cover how to find the right survey sites, how much you can earn from each one and how long it takes until you start seeing results.

Become a social media manager.

Social media managers help companies build their online presence by managing their social media accounts. You can work for a company or start your own business, but in both cases, you’ll be the voice of the company on social media.

If you want to become a social media manager, there are several things you need to know:

  • What exactly does this job entail?
  • How do I get experience and build my portfolio?
  • What qualifications do I need to find employment in this field?

Sell photos.

Selling photos online is a great way to make money fast and easily.

There are many different sites where you can sell your photos, such as Shutterstock and iStockPhoto. These sites pay out huge amounts of money for people who have taken good pictures of certain …

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Standard Music Performance Contract
MUSIC BUSINESS JOBS / Music Contracts

Standard Music Performance Contract

- by Noah Pearce

Hiring a musician is a big investment for any event planner and should be approached with caution. There are many things that need to be considered before signing on the dotted line, including appropriate payment, performance date and location of your event. A standard music performance contract will help you avoid potential problems down the road by clearly defining each party’s obligations and liabilities before the event takes place.

A standard music performance contract is a legally binding agreement between a musician and an event planner.

A standard music performance contract is a legally binding agreement between a musician and an event planner. It sets out the terms of their relationship, including what each party will do, how much money they will get paid, when they will get paid and so on.

A contract can be written or verbal (spoken). A verbal contract is enforced by law if it’s clear from the circumstances that both parties intended to enter into an agreement; for example, if you tell someone at a party that you’ll give them your car if they win the lottery next week and then go home without signing anything or discussing it further with them later on (this would be considered fraud). On the other hand, if you have been discussing ideas about working together for some time before signing anything official then this may count as entering into an oral agreement even though there wasn’t any paperwork involved – however this will only apply if both sides …

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