DJ Khaled is probably one of the greatest marketing minds of our generation. Having established a loyal fanbase, he utilized Snapchat to help propel his career to the top tiers of the music industry. This is his story.

Big thanks to Grant Cardone for this tip. It's helped me massively.

I "chilled work" whilst watching Netflix for 12 hours a day. So double the workload (not watch Netflix). And that's the equivalent of 24 hours chilled work.

Simples.

In this episode, I drop some serious knowledge of what you can do to grow your fan pages, and increase your engagement.

Organic growth... Paid ads.. Livestreams... I cover it all. School is in session bitches.

I don’t care about what people liked 12 months ago. I really don’t give a sh*t. Instead, I’m focused on relevance. In the forefornt of my mind, I’m always making decisions as to whether this will make my artists more relevant in today’s culture scene or not.

Because with everybody having access to a production studio these days (our phones), relevance will become the cost of entry into becoming successful within entertianment.

All the time, I get asked how I afford to travel to many places around the world. The answer is to simply be strategic about how you spend your money. In this episode, I give some examples of travel hacks to allow you to travel for longer.

Just thought would record this random podcast. This is my schedule for today, and what I'm getting up to throughout my time whilst awake.

There's no actual point to this episode. But a lot of you seem to be asking about how many hours I sleep (not sure why). So here you go.

1. Get your contacts.

2. Set your price.

3. Pitch.

4. Results.

Once you start getting loads of clients, it’s quite common for them to recommend you to their friends. And so you generate further business if you’re getting good results for your existing clients. Let’s say you’re able to manage 2 clients a week, and charging $750 per campaign, that’s $1500 a week just from PR services. You’re welcome.

As an artist manager myself, Scooter Braun is someone that I definitely look up to. Currently working alongside the likes of Justin Bieber and Kanye West, I’d probably consider him to be the most influential artist manager in the music industry.

This is a quick overview of how he became successful.

A lot of fire during this interview with Sal Peer. We dive straight into routines, engagement, and building an audience. Having travelled to 55 countries, Sal talks about his success and expertise over the past few years.

Some questions I ask:

Do you have a routine that you follow every day?


How do you go about starting to build a community?

What’s the thing that makes people want to engage with content?

And much more... Enjoy!

The answer is surprisingly pretty simple: release often. Bare in mind that a lot of artists seem to release new music 5-6 times a year. As a result, the income they receive is a lot less than if they were to release every single week (and get consistent playlist placements).

Content is everything. Stop listening to my podcast and go achieve your dreams.