How to Find an Artist Manager

Recently a student approached me with the question, “What is the best method for finding a credible artist manager?”  Many artists, even at the early stages of their career, aspire to find a manager who can help them navigate the business side of their art.  Since artist managers generally work on a commission-only basis (generally 15 to 20% of the artist’s earnings), it often seems like a Catch-22: the artist needs a manager to help them make a living from their music, but cannot attract a legitimate manager until they are already bringing in steady revenue.

Please visit the Full Sail University Music Business blog to read my recommendations for artists in this position.

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2 Responses to How to Find an Artist Manager

  1. Great post, Jackie! I was very excited to stumble across your blog. Great student advice. :-)

  2. Jackie Otero

    Thanks Heather! I look forward to checking out your blog too :)

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