I sometimes wonder how many people are truly interested in becoming a
successful Artist Manager. There are plenty of artist managers such as Sean P.
Daddy Combs and others that have successfully completed the ultimate goal of
being a manager for an artist who has the gift and talent to become a great
artist. Most people would say that by going to school and attending certain
classes are the key to b becoming a successful manager. But say you don't have
the funding to attend school, what do you do then? Well you can always have the
pleasure to look into books or have the ability to self-study. If you
don’t have the access to funding for college or university, another option is
to purchase some of the various books available on the topic of how to become a music manager and/or
studying much of the material available online in the form of blogs, articles,
forum postings, newsletters, etc. You can also attend music business
conferences and/or seminars in order to get valuable information from the
various panelists and establish connections with attendees and sponsors. One
important key that I feel maybe
very important to becoming a successful artists manager
would be to find an internship at Management Company, so that they could
show you the guidelines. They could tell you that most managers earn 10 to
15% in commission. By reading the article that is listed above, you will
get a better view on how becoming an artist manager is
very tedious work, but also can be a very well paid and fun
job! One more important fact about this job, you will also need to evaluate how much time you have available to devote to the task of music management since your (and your artists’) chances of success are directly related to how much quality time you put into the job.
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