Welcome to Musicians Tip Jar, where we talk about musicians and money. We learn today what the true meaning and potential of NFTs might be for the modern independent artist. I’m Chris Webb, joined by my co-host and the guy who once told me a music NFT was “Notoriously Funky Tablature,” Dave Tamkin.

Today we complete our conversation with Austin, Texas, musician Josh Pearson. We discuss the many ways NFT’s could be a big part of the future and ways you can use these ideas right now to make some new revenue streams with your music.

“Most places you can carve your own niche and make full time music income work.” - Josh Pearson

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Do you own any NFTs? Which actually stands for “non-fungible tokens.” Have you created any or thought about them? Do you have your own types of one of a kind offers that you give to your fans?Let's jump back in with our guest Josh Pearson about how he sees the future going with NFTs as well as some other creative ways to increase your income.


Action:

1. Consider some ideas for adding an exclusive offer to your fans that can both increase the value you offer them and the income your music biz provides you.

https://joshpearson.org/

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outro:As always, thanks for joining us, and remember, there is already enough for everyone, you just need to know how to get it. Until next time, on behalf of Dave Tamkin and myself, Chris Webb. Stay happy, healthy, and wealthy. If you want to increase your net worth, start by increasing your self-worth. This is Musicians Tip Jar.