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0 NEWS: ‘Don’t Forget The Business In The Music Business’ Author Posts Advice Blog On Band Budgeting

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Montreal, QC – January 17, 2017
‘Band Budget – Tips On How To Keep Money In The Bank For Band Expenses’

‘Don’t Forget The Business In The Music Business’ author Antonio Ponce has posted a new blog on the financial responsibilities that goes with being in a band and working out your budgets.
“The last thing you want to happen is to get a big break and not be able to act on it due to a lack of funds. Opportunities only come every so often and you need to be ready to pounce when they do. Being in a band means you are part of a team. However, some things need to be taken care of at the individual level first.” says Ponce.
Entitled ‘Band Budget – Tips On How To Keep Money In The Bank For Band Expenses’, the blog mentions tips to get your financials organized for future development, just one of many topics discussed by Ponce in his new book. The blog entry can be read at the following link: https://www.apjonespublishing.com/blogs/news/band-budget-run-out-of-money-before-you-run-out-of-month
Ponce recently released his debut educational music business book ‘Don’t Forget The Business In The Music Business’ to enable up-and-coming bands to ascend the ladder of success, in his own words, it’s a “lean valuable quick simple guide.”.
Ponce explains:
“I would have loved to have this information when our band started. There were so many unanswered questions that took years of searching and experience to learn. If this book had existed back then, we could have leaped over the fire instead of trying to walk through it! I know a lot of new and current bands stuck on the ‘what to do next?’ question will find value in the book’s contents. I hope this book is a tool musicians can use to help them get into a position to get to the next level and notice what we were able to do as an unknown band and that they can do it too!”
‘Don’t Forget The Business In The Music Business’ is now available both digitally and paperback on Amazon here and AP Jones Publishing here.
For more info, please visit the following links:
Official Website: www.apjonespublishing.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dont-Forget-the-Business-in-the-Music-Business-1617784771856514/#
Twitter: @APJonesPublish
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