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Nov 12 •
How to Actually Get Clients as a Composer 🎯
Just dropped a comprehensive video on the complete outreach system I teach my Rise students - and honestly, this is the stuff that separates hobbyists from professionals. Here's the brutal truth: If you're just sitting around writing music and hoping someone discovers you, you're doing this wrong. Period. In this video, I break down: ✅ Building a professional brand that doesn't scream "amateur" (yes, your Gmail address matters) ✅ Creating demo reels that actually convert (hint: stop sending 100 random tracks) ✅ Company research and LinkedIn strategies that work ✅ Email outreach + follow-ups (this is where most conversions happen) ✅ Social media content you can create in 5 minutes with your phone ✅ Why most composers fail at targeting (and how to fix it immediately) The real kicker? Consistency. Contact 5 people a day on LinkedIn. That's 1,500+ contacts in a year. Something WILL happen. Stop using "saturated market" as an excuse. The market isn't saturated - your strategy just sucks. Watch the full video and let me know which part hit you the hardest. 👇 Drop a comment if you have questions or if you're finally ready to treat this like the business it is.
2 likes • Nov 12
Love it. Going to watch this one later for sure 👀🚀
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Nov 11 •
🎮 No More Excuses: Finding Game Dev Contacts Just Got Stupid Easy
Alright, so I just finished building something pretty cool and wanted to share it with you all. For years, we've all struggled with the same problem - how do you actually GET IN TOUCH with game developers? You find a cool indie game on Steam, want to reach out, but... no website, no contact info, everything stays locked inside Steam's ecosystem. Well, I built an automation that solves this. Here's what it does: - Scrapes Steam for games based on YOUR filters (genre, release date, etc.) - Uses AI (Perplexity) to find the actual company domains - Runs those domains through an email finder tool to get contact info - Delivers you a list of emails in literally 20-30 seconds I just ran a test - picked "survival games from last week" - and got 2 verified emails in under a minute. Then tried "adventure games from last month" and got even more. The point? There's literally no excuse anymore to say "I can't find game developers to contact." The leads are there. The tools exist. The only thing stopping you is... not doing it. Now, this is just one approach (and yes, it costs a bit for the tools), but the principle applies everywhere - if you're serious about landing game audio work, you need to get proactive about finding and reaching out to devs. What's YOUR biggest challenge with finding game dev contacts? Drop a comment below 👇
3 likes • Nov 11
@Dilara Köseoglu Have a look at this!
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Oct 16 •
The perfect business tool for composers doesn’t exi ...
…yeah, that’s what I used to think too. Because honestly — for years I’ve seen composers (including myself) stuck doing everything that has nothing to do with actually making music. Building demo reels Updating links. Chasing clients. Posting just to stay visible. Juggling six tools that don’t talk to each other. Automating everything? Another overwhelming amoung of tools. No thanks! It’s exhausting — and it’s the reason so many talented composers never get the recognition they deserve. We never learned marketing or tech systems — we learned music. But the industry keeps demanding that we also become marketers, copywriters, web designers, and salespeople. So I went all in these past days. I spent long hours setting things up, testing, breaking, rebuilding — and I think I finally found the missing piece. A connected system built for composers and artists, not for marketers. A place where everything just works: - Leads come in automatically. - Emails and follow-ups go out automatically. - Your contacts, opportunities, and projects are tracked automatically. - Even your social media posts can be generated and scheduled automatically. And here’s the best part — you hardly have to lift a finger. If you want, the entire setup, integration, and even the ongoing management can be handled for you. You focus on composing. We’ll take care of the business side. It’s the first time I’ve seen everything truly work together in a way that feels built for our world — not a corporate one. A few early users already have their systems up and running, and it’s amazing to watch how much time and clarity they’re gaining. Prices are still at early-access level right now, but that won’t stay forever. So if you’re a composer or artist who’s serious about finally turning your creativity into a running business — without wasting hours every day doing admin work — this might be exactly what you’ve been waiting for. You can read more about it here: https://go.growbaze.com/
2 likes • Oct 16
So far I am having a great experience with it, and seeing a LOT of potential to get rid of pretty much all my other services I'm subscribed to! Loving it 🔥
2 likes • Oct 16
@Alex Pfeffer Awesome! That sounds very interesting indeed :D Let's go for it!
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Oct 7 •
🎉 VIDEO ADDED! Introducing Growbaze — Your All-In-One Business Platform for Artists
Most tools out there are made for marketers.Growbaze is built for artists who want to stay in their creative flow — while still running a professional business. ⚡ What You Can Do with Growbaze Growbaze gives you everything you need to manage, automate, and grow your creative business — all in one place: 💬 Conversations - Manage all your messages (email, SMS, WhatsApp, social media DMs) in one unified inbox - Never lose track of a lead or client again - Note: WhatsApp marketing is available but requires a paid API connection (inside Growbaze) 📅 Calendars & Bookings - Let clients easily book meetings, coaching calls, or lessons - Sync with Google Calendar and automate confirmations 👥 Contacts & CRM - Store and organize all your contacts in one place - See every conversation, tag, and project connected to each person 🚀 Pipelines & Opportunities - Track your leads, collaborations, or projects visually - Always know who’s interested, in progress, or ready to close 💸 Payments & Invoicing - Accept payments directly through your website or funnels - Offer subscriptions, one-time payments, or bundles 🤖 AI Agents (Optional) - Let AI answer FAQs, qualify leads, or follow up — costing just a few cents per message 🧠 Marketing Tools - Schedule and post across all your social media accounts - Build automated email or SMS campaigns - Use countdown timers, trigger links, and segment your audience easily ⚙️ Automations - From “someone fills out a form” → to “they get tagged, receive an email sequence, and you get notified” - Automate entire workflows so you can focus on creating 🌐 Websites, Funnels & Pages - Build stunning websites, sales funnels, or stores - Run webinars, surveys, forms, or quizzes - Add a chat widget or QR codes to your site for instant engagement 🎓 Memberships & Courses - Host online courses or private lesson content directly inside Growbaze (if you don’t use Skool) - Manage access, track progress, and even drip lessons
3 likes • Oct 7
This is incredibly interesting!! I love the concept, but I am sceptical about the execution and platform setup. Do you have any screenshots or example images/material to show?
3 likes • Oct 7
@Alex Pfeffer Would love some screenies or example/marketing material you got on it. Signed up for the waiting list, and really looking forward to seeing how it works!
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Oct 3 •
Artists goings business: One tool & service. All covered. Worth it?
Some of you here aren’t just making music — you’re also starting to treat your career more like a business. Maybe you’re teaching, selling courses, offering coaching, or simply looking for better ways to promote your music. Usually, that means juggling way too many things: - Emails & newsletters - Social media content scheduling - Websites, demo reels or landing pages - AI chat bots trained on your content - Client pipeline - Scheduling calls or lessons - Taking payments - Managing contacts, fans, or students - Hosting courses or memberships - Automating almost anything available in the system It’s messy. It’s time-consuming. And honestly, it pulls you away from what you actually want to do: making music. 👉 Now imagine if there was one single tool that handled all of this. Even better: imagine if you could choose between setting it up yourself or having it done for you with personal support. That’s what I want to ask you today: 1. Would you actually find something like this useful? 2. Would you be willing to pay for it — and if yes, how much (monthly/yearly) for the system? 3. What if there is also a "done for you" service available. I’d love to hear your honest thoughts — drop them in the comments 👇
4 likes • Oct 3
Very good question. I think that it would definitely be useful if it worked seamlessly and actually took care of all of these areas. What we typically see is that these all-in-one systems integrate with other systems. So the platform -integrates- with gmail, or HubSpot, or ClickFunnels or other tools. Gathering everything into a managed services platform is a big job for sure - but if done right, it would be possibly game-changing. Considering the cost of other services - and the fact that nothing like this really exist today (at least not in a way that is comfortable to work with, in my opinion); the value would be somewhere around $150-$400 pr month in direct license costs. It really depends on what part of this would be managed as a service, and what it's built on. If you are the one that holds the license, it would have to be expensive enough to actually cover the license cost - and then depending on how you create your systems, the cost of integrations and/or manual labor that goes into maintenance, as well as having some overhead 🤔 It also depends on who your ICP is... if it's the working composer that has clients, getting paid gigs, and already have an established income stream, I'd say an initial setup-fee + $300 - $800 pr month maintenance fee could be worth it, if the system delivers. It would perhaps be an idea to do tiers. - Starter (DIY creators); price $99-$149/month. Access to templates for email, landing page & automations, but need to set it up themselves. Courses on setting things up for pipelines, payments, scheduling, AI bot training etc etc. - Growth/DFY essentials (busy creators wanting business foundations handled for them); price $249-$349 ish. adding DFY setup of email platform + pipeline, Website/landing page setup, Social media scheduling system configured, Scheduling + payment integrations done-for-you, Light automations (e.g., welcome sequence, booking reminders) - Pro (all in - creative business): price $999-... just depends on value proposition. Adding advanced automations (multi-step funnels, lead scoring, client/student workflows), AI chatbot fully trained on your content, CRM built & customized, Hosting your courses & membership, Ongoing optimization & reporting etc. More of a "Turnkey System/Software as a Service" that takes care of everything so you can make music/do your thing
2 likes • Oct 3
@Alex Pfeffer Anytime. Looking forward to see what might come out of this :D
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