Music Industry Business Strategy
help is this related to………..?
so my college graded unit is a 15page essay on how i would produce my own music studio.
a part involves location etc. a part i have wrote this
page 6)
So before even thinking about opening a studio it is a good idea to think about location and how you would pay for this all. In the class ‘working with the creative industries’ we learnt that looking for a location to start a business can be easy or hard.
is that related to ‘marketing strategy?’
like could i then add ‘this is related to marketing strategy,marketing strat is………
cheers,it would be a huge help x
Yes location is apart of the marketing strategy. It plays a key role on how you will generate customers. It sounds like your teacher wants a business plan. I would just follow a model for one. That would give you way over 15 pages of content.
Dan G
www.creative-bs.com
Quick Music industry insights and business strategies.
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