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| 10/30/2005 - Ok,
you've worked long and hard to get some really good
cuts done and you've decided to release a CD.
Promotion takes a bit of innovation and effort.
Here's some questions you may have with their answers.
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Promotional Answers
Ok, you've worked long and hard to get some really good
cuts done and you've decided to release a CD. You want to
"go for" selling 1000 copies at least. Here's some
questions you may have with their answers:
1. What price should I set my CD for?
National artists have a retail price of $18.99, but you
can go to a Best Buy, Wal-Mart or other stores and get
them for about $14, and $10 on the first day of the
release. National companies also have established a
"developing artist" pricing of about $12.99 for new
artists. Your maximum retail price then should be $12.99
for a "full" CD of 14 cuts or so
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