i wanna sell my music online how do i go about it?
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so try to log on to ebay.com
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With correct marketing, good customer service, and good products, yes! Some products sell better than others online.\nBooks are probably the easiest products to sell online. Musical instruments are probably one of the most difficult to sell, because you cannot hear how they sound before buying. But even though, I am sure that musical instrument sellers still have a huge online audience.
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Try sending CDs to individual DJs.  BBC radio 6 is a great place to try.  \nAlso set a website with sample tracks - 30 second clips of 3 or 4 songs people can hear for free.\nPersistance will pay off EVENTUALY - keep trying again and again and again and again.\nDo lots of local gigs as eventually the right person may come andperforming live can be great fun if you get enough experience of doing it!\nKeep trying and good luck.
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you might try ebay to find folks you sell the music you are looking for and see if they have any or can convert to mp3 for you. you could also see if the artist(s) have their own sites to download from by searching for them by name.
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Set up your own Launchcast radio station!\nhttp://uk.launch.yahoo.com/\nEnter a few of your favourite artists, and you'll be offered not only music by those artists, but by artists selected by other launchcasters who also selected your artists - so there's a good chance it will be music you favour.  If you don't like it, skip the track...
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umh, we can't answer your question completely b/c you need to provide some detail about your situation...\n\nis the song published online?  like is it uploaded somewhere?  another site hosts your music?\n\nif it's not, then that's your first step....publish the song/upload it to a site, maybe a free-hosting site...maybe one that allows streaming media like myfilehut.com and then after you upload, you can generate the url code for the song
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Make as many CD copies as you can and post them out to as many radio stations that you can find.\n\nGood luck!!
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There are musician classified ads on the net. Do a yahoo search for musician classified ads. You'll get a bunch of results.
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There are quiet a few ways to get music off the Internet. I won't go into the legalities of all of them. Obviously, if you are getting someones copyrighted material without paying, then that's probably not legal. \n\nThere are services that you can use to get music that WILL pay the artists who created the songs. The most popular are probably...\n\nApple iTunes -> http://www.itunes.com\nNapster -> http://www.napster.com\nand even WalMart -> http://www.walmart.com/swap/SwapEntry.do?dslURL=/swap/LoadMain.do%3FmainCategoryId%3D2500\n\nAll of these services will sell you songs between .85 and $1.00 per song or so.\n\nThere are quite a few services advertised on Clickbank that make the promise that for a one time membership fee, you can download an unlimited number of songs. Here are those services. I cannot attest to how well they work, so research them by visiting them...\n\nUnlimited Download Center -> http://watersaffl.udc01.hop.clickbank.net?tid=YAHOOANS\nMovie Downloads.com -> http://watersaffl.movies01.hop.clickbank.net?tid=YAHOOANS\nUnlimited MP3 Music -> http://watersaffl.gamecity.hop.clickbank.net?tid=YAHOOANS\nHot MP3 Downloads -> http://watersaffl.mp3hot.hop.clickbank.net?tid=YAHOOANS\n\nI have had good luck finding music on BitTorrent sites. BitTorrent is an Internet protocol for moving very large files. It's not the same as P2P (limewire and such), but it relies on other users in the BitTorrent community leaving their music files available. I have often been frustrated by downloading a song or album only to find that after it downloads 95%, it stops because not enough BitTorrent seeders have kept the files available. The upside to BitTorrents are that they download extremely fast! \n\nYou'll need a BitTorrent client to download torrents. I use Azureus. It's a free and very nice client application that you can get here...\nhttp://azureus.sourceforge.net/\n\n\nYou'll also need a few BitTorrent tracker sites. Here are a few to get you started...\nTorrentSpy -> http://www.torrentspy.com/\nThe Pirates Bay -> http://thepiratebay.org/\nISO Hunt -> http://isohunt.com/\nMiniNova -> http://www.mininova.org\n\nFinally, I have had great luck finding unknown artists by using an NNTP News Server. NNTP is an old Bulletin Board type of protocol. NNTP means Network News Transport Protocol. But the NNTP community has evolved into about 50,000 different 'channels' that cover every imaginable subject and there is a way to 'encode' binary files to place them on these NNTP groups. For music, music is grouped into different 'genres'. For example, I download Jazz and Reggae from two different channels. It is not easy to find any particular song or artist, so I just download everything in a group and often find songs and artists that I've never heard of before.\n\nTo download music from NNTP groups, you'll need a News Reader. There are some free ones out there. I use this one...\nhttp://www.newsbinpro.com/\n\nWell, that ought to keep you busy for a while! Good luck!
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Here are some links for you to start:\n- Overview: http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/sell-ov.html \n- How to sell: a step by step instruction http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/basics.html\n- An audio demo: http://pages.ebay.com/education/howtosell/index.html
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Depends on what kind of music you play. Do you have an agent? Try putting an ad on craigslist.org under the St. Louis section and see if you get any responses.
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You have to promote your music. If you're playing gigs put all the money you can on a great album to sell at your shows. Form a relationship with your local radio stations. Some will play indie music. Get in touch with music publishers. Do anything you can to get heard. The major labels won't accept unsolicited material so don't waste your time. You can also try taxi.com. They're a huge company the big boys go to when they want fresh faces and material. Don't give up. Good luck.
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Go through your CD collection and sell some to a used CD store.  You may cry because you have to give up some of your beloved CDs, but you can get a good price on your music, especially if it's in high demand.
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several ways\n\n1) find a warehouse where you can buy items such as ipods in bulk for a low price (20gb ipod can be bought for less than $100 each if you buy them in bulk) then sell them on ebay\n\n2) create a website, something you are interested in, and if it has a lot of good content you can earn money though advertisements (google adsense, yahoo publisher, clicksor)\n\n3) affiliation programs, some places give you an affiliate link when you sign up, and when people use your link to buy something or sign up, you get a small percentage of their order as a reward
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Play as many shows as possible, get a following.  Labels want to sign someone who can sell CDs so make sure you have a crowd to sell them to.  Get your name out there with websites and merch.  Send one-sheets and press kits to labels that cater to your genre.
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how about selling on ebay
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find a drop shipper and sell on ebay