CashMoneyAP reveals how he grew his YouTube following, including tips on fan interaction, single-keyword domination and basically not having a social life.

Excerpt from 2018 SXSW/Beatstars panel.

Speakers: Abe Batshon, CashMoneyAp, DJ Pain 1, Kato

Millions of Recording artists are born ever year around the world and original high quality music production is in very high demand for content creators to legally license music for their projects. Hear from some of the internets most successful music producers in the world as they share their experiences as digital music entrepreneurs. Speakers discuss how the internet has provided the ability to directly connect with fans and collaborators and to monetize their beats in so many different ways.

Young Guru , Rodney Sampson

Music Tech: A Gateway to Awaken America's Youth

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