[header] How to get a music manager [title] Make sure you have something to manage. [step] Before you start looking for a manager, you have to make sure your career is worth managing. Take an honest look at what you've accomplished so far and what you're looking to accomplish.
[header] How to get a music manager [title] Make sure you have something to manage. [step] Before you start looking for a manager, you have to make sure your career is worth managing. Take an honest look at what you've accomplished so far and what you're looking to accomplish.
You want to see that you're suited to being a music manager, whether you're a music singer, a composer, or a public figure. What about work and personal relationships that are important to you? [substeps] First start by looking at your relationships. [substeps] A musician should be expected to pay up front for their music and have enough money to cover the costs of gigs. If you've taken over running a music team, then you are doing exactly what you are expected to do. [substeps] Take stock of your connections, job experience, education, and relationships you have in your personal life. Make a list of the people you know you can offer honest and supportive feedback to. If your music career brings in $1000 or less monthly, it might not be the right time to look for a manager. [substeps] If your career isn't needing a manager yet, start by managing your own career.