Do You Like Listening to Podcasts? Yesterday, as I was reading a book titled   Traffic Secrets by Russell Brunson , I came across a section on Jordan Harbinger , who's an American podcaster. And so I did a google search on him and found out that his podcast, The Jordan Harbinger Show  has millions of downloads! What Has Podcast Got to Do with Music? Are you wondering why I write about Jordan when my blog is a music blog and not a podcast blog? Well, I was thinking earlier that I might want to buy ads on his show (not now but eventually, maybe?) since it's so popular.  Since I might want to buy ads on his show in future, so I did a trending search on him earlier on Google Trends . From the trending search, it seems that he's not well-known in Asia. So why do I even bother to know about him and his show? Well, at least he seems to be well-known and popular in the western world, in particular, in the United States. And since I'm not focusing on the Asian market alone, so i

Monetizing My YouTube Channel When I first started my music video channel on YouTube, it was just a spur of the moment thing, after I watched the speakers on a mastermind class talk about taking imperfect actions. It didn't even occur to me at that point that I should work towards monetizing my channel. But on hindsight, I think it's a good idea.  Having Multiple Music Distribution Channels or Just One? A couple of days ago, I was thinking hard (sort of) about the possibility of putting my music out into the world through multiple distribution platforms. I was also thinking if I should distribute my own music. By that, I don't mean posting about my music/music videos on various Facebook music groups where I'm a part of. Neither do I mean posting them to the few video-sharing sites that I'm aware of. Earning Multiple Streams of Income? Eventually, if I really want to earn an income or have multiple streams of income through my music, I've got to make sure that as

  My Latest Music Video My latest music video is out! Check it out at this link:  Instrumental ~ Untitled . Update on Violation of My Copyright Today, the Google support team got back to me and said something to the effect that the ads campaign for my latest piece of music/video is approved, which means, in effect, they've cleared me of violation of copyright. But I think that the violator has to be sued in a court of law and be made to pay a fine of up to $10,000 (in SGD) to me. (I read an article in a law-related website or in Singapore's Ministry of Law website, and the writer of the article states something to the effect that a person, if found guilty of violation of copyright, will be liable to pay a fine of up to $10,000 (in SGD), if I remember the amount correctly.) Otherwise, he/she is highly likely to do that again, not in the near future but in the distant future. But I doubt Google will release the name/details of the violator, which I could understand. And as of thi