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The average publishing company pays between $50,000-$250,000 a year to stay in business in Nashville. More in Los Angeles and New York.
An average major label release costs somewhere around $2.5 million dollars to record and promote.
All of these companies are paying hundreds of thousands and sometimes millions for advertising, promtion, commerical viability.
If you think you can pay between $250 and $500 a year and compete with that,and that THEY sought you out, an untested, untrained commodity in a business that REQUIRES PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, how do you think that is supposed to work.
They are pretty much ALL like this.
If they cannot provide you with facts, figures and references of people they are working with, DON'T DO ANY OF THIS!
MAB
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