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Why Is it So Hard to Make it in the Music Industry and How to Overcome the Challenges
It seems that not a day goes by without a new song being released. Many of us miss the days of old, where we looked forward to hearing a new song once a month, and the hype and buzz that came with that. A key problem is that so many people think that because they can make music, since the technology is readily available to them, they are capable of making
Bad Systems Beat Good Ideas Every Time
There are a number of things that are going wrong in organizations the world over, and that are stopping these organizations from being innovative and thereby moving forward. One of the key issues is that people have given up. However, they haven’t given up because they don’t know how important their system is. Rather, they have given up because they
Small Business Distribution Myths You Need to Ignore
Distribution is one of the biggest challenges faced by businesses today, regardless of size. It’s particularly problematic for small businesses, many of which lack the proper resources for distributing their products in a streamlined manner. There are plenty of distribution myths flying around, too, and they don’t make things any easier for those who are
Business Losing Unnecessary Cash? Here’s How to Fix It
The World of business is more competitive right now that it has ever been in the past, there are more businesses being set up each and every year than ever before and the internet has made it incredibly easy for anyone to create their own company. This additional competition in almost all industries means that in order to succeed as a business owner, you need
The advertising industry: An ever-changing landscape
If there was ever an example of one industry not standing still, advertising is bang on the money. This is a market which moves at a faster pace than most around and means, if you look back through time, some of the changes and advancements have been extraordinary.
For example, at the start of the career of Jonathan Disegi, things were certainly very different
