this is
​the playbook
the music industry
does not want you to have!
This is not a basic checklist or a "tips for clicks" post.

It’s a deep, comprehensive career roadmap
— structured from the very start of song creation
all the way through global expansion.

IT'S Designed to cut through confusion and gatekeeping. 

​This hits every single pillar of a sustainable music business.

Whether you're just getting started or been ROCKIN' STEADY SINCE THE 1900'S!
this guide meets you wherever you are on your creative journey.

​the top priority is to help you work more efficiently,
help you fully understand your rights & how to protect them,
and how to avoid costly mistakes —so you don’t waste your time,
effort, or your valuable intellectual property.
​Covers 10
​core competencies
across the
independent artist
journey
Comparable courses
​on platforms like
Coursera, Skillshare,
​and Indepreneur
range $75–$300
deeper +
​more detailed
in areas like
metadata, sync
& monetization
The first module is completely free

—so you can get a real feel for what the full course offers
before spending a dime.

This course was built for independent artists like you,
with the most accurate, practical, and up-to-date info ​you need
to level up at your own pace—without draining your pockets.

​Quality game, no industry inflation.

let's go!
1. ​MUSIC CREATION
Your music is your foundation. This module helps you create with purpose, stay inspired, and sharpen your sound—so every track works smarter, and harder,
for your success.

​all 7 lessons included ->
1.1 FINDING YOUR UNIQUE SOUND
​This lesson helps artists discover and define their signature sound—the sonic identity that sets them apart. Understanding one’s musical influences, vocal tone, lyrical themes, and emotional delivery is essential to carving out a distinct place in the music industry. By the end of this lesson, artists should feel more confident about what makes their sound unique and how to express it consistently.
1.2 WRITING AUTHENTIC LYRICs
This lesson focuses on helping artists write lyrics that are honest, relatable, and true to their own voice. Authentic lyrics connect with listeners on a deeper level and help artists build a loyal fanbase. Artists will explore techniques for writing from personal experience, expressing emotion, and avoiding cliché.
1.3 MELODY & ARRANGEMENT
This lesson introduces the foundational elements of melody and arrangement in songwriting. Artists will explore how melodies are crafted, how they complement lyrics and emotion, and how arrangement choices affect a song’s overall impact. By learning the basics of melodic structure, hooks, and song sections, artists will be better equipped to build engaging and memorable tracks.​
1.4 QUALITY PRODUCTION
This lesson teaches artists the core principles of producing high-quality music, whether working with a professional engineer or recording at home. Artists will learn how to improve the sound of their recordings, understand the basic tools of music production, and recognize the difference between demo-level and release-ready tracks.
1.5 PRACTICE & REFINEMENT
This lesson is about sharpening your skills through regular practice, thoughtful revision, and constructive feedback. Great songs rarely come out perfect on the first try. Artists will learn the value of rewriting, rehearsing, and listening with a critical ear to continuously improve their craft and performance.
1.6 COLLABS WITH OTHER CREATORS
This lesson focuses on the power of collaboration. Working with other artists, producers, writers, or creatives can elevate your music and expand your perspective. This lesson teaches how to approach, build, and maintain healthy creative partnerships and emphasizes respect, communication, and shared vision.
1.7 CONSISTENT SONGWRITING
This lesson is about turning songwriting into a sustainable creative habit. Consistency helps build confidence, sharpen skills, and keep your ideas flowing. Artists will learn techniques to beat writer’s block, track their progress, and create a songwriting routine that fits their lifestyle.
course and Guide – Pricing
​options tailord to every goal and FIT FOR any budget:
​Individual
​Lesson
$10
🔥​each🔥
​​average completion =
​1 ~ 2 week(s)
focus on one skill at a time.

​best use:

NOVICE​
 ideal first steps for beginners 
INTERMEDIATE
quick + low cost for artists
on a schedule & a budget 
ADVANCED
Specific focus for veteran artists
who already know all the rest!

Includes:
ONE lesson of your choice
WITH lesson plan, worksheet,
BONUS*FOCUS, linked resources
+
(optional) ​Step-by-step guidance
COMPLETe
​Module
$50
​🔥​each🔥
​​average completion =
​1 ~ 2 month(s)
study a full skillset.

​best use:

​NOVICE
+
INTERMEDIATE
+
​ADVANCED
FOR ALL artists on any level
WORKING TO reacH the next level
​
Includes:
ONE module of your choice
all 7 lessons of module COME
WITH LESSON plans, worksheets,
BONUS*FOCUS, linked resources
​+
(optional) ​Step-by-step guidance
​Full
Course
$250
🔥​TOTAL🔥
​average completion =
6 months ~ 1 year+
build your ultimate personal music career​
blueprint & toolkit​
​best use:
NOVICE/INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED
for all independent artists, musicians & anyone serious about success in the music business.

Includes:
all 10 complete modules
​(70+ lessons)
All lesson plans, worksheets,
BONUS*FOCUS, linked resources
AND business tools, apps & sites,
Full Glossary of Industry Terms,
FORM Templates, draft sheets,
pro tips from the PDX Radio team
+
(optional) ​Step-by-step guidance​
​complete
the full course
and you'll recieve:
*an official ​certificate of completion*
*discount codes for a range of pdx radio services*
*special networking or performance opportunities at upcoming events *
2. ​PRO REGISTRATION
Learn how to register with a Performing Rights Organization (PRO) to protect your music, collect royalties, and ensure you get paid when your songs are played, streamed, or performed.

​all 7 lessons included ->
2.1 JOIN THE P.R.O.'S
This lesson introduces artists to Performing Rights Organizations (PROs) and explains why registering with one is a foundational step in collecting royalties and protecting their rights as a songwriter. Artists will compare major PROs, understand their benefits, and complete the steps to begin registration.
2.2 REGISTERINg SONGS
Once you're a member of a Performing Rights Organization, the next step is registering your original songs. This ensures you’re credited as a writer (and publisher, if applicable) and enables the PRO to collect royalties when your music is performed publicly—on stage, online, radio, or TV.
2.3 COPYRIGHTING
This lesson covers the importance of officially registering your songs with the U.S. Copyright Office. While your work is automatically protected the moment it’s created and fixed in a tangible form, registering your copyright gives you legal advantages if your rights are ever violated. Artists will learn the steps to file a copyright claim, what materials are needed, and how to avoid common mistakes.
2.4 SOUNDEXCHANGE REGISTRATION
If you’re streaming your music on platforms like PDX RADIO, Pandora, SiriusXM, or iHeartRadio, you could be leaving money on the table if you’re not registered with Sound Exchange. This nonprofit organization collects digital performance royalties for artists and copyright holders when their recordings are played on non-interactive digital radio. This module will walk you through what Sound Exchange is, how it differs from your PRO, why registration matters, and how to properly set up your account. start getting paid!
2.5 PUBLISHING ADMINISTRATOR
This lesson introduces artists to the role of a publishing administrator—a service that helps collect global royalties and manage song registrations across multiple platforms and territories. Students will learn when and why to use a publishing admin, compare major companies, and decide if self-publishing or administration makes more sense for their goals.
2.6 I.S.R.C.'s
This lesson explains what an ISRC is, why it matters, and how independent artists can obtain and assign one to each of their sound recordings. Artists will understand how ISRCs are used to track plays, report royalties, and protect their recordings worldwide.
2.7 SONG SPLIT SETUP
This lesson teaches artists how to properly assign songwriting and production percentages (splits) to avoid confusion, disputes, and lost royalties. Students will learn how to document splits, when to have the conversation, and how to use split sheets to protect everyone involved.
3. ​SPLITS & METADATA
Understand how to set song splits and input correct metadata to ensure everyone gets paid properly. This module helps you avoid disputes and track your royalties with accuracy and ease.

​all 7 lessons included ->
3.1 STANDARDIZED METADATA
This lesson introduces artists to the role of metadata in the music industry—what it is, why it matters, and how to format it properly. Accurate metadata ensures that songs are properly credited, found, and paid for across streaming platforms, royalty collection agencies, and music databases.
3.2 ISRC ASSIGNMENT
This lesson teaches artists how to assign ISRCs (International Standard Recording Codes) to their songs properly and consistently. Whether distributed through a platform or obtained directly from the U.S. ISRC Agency, assigning ISRCs is critical for tracking streams, reporting royalties, and protecting each unique recording.
3.3 ORGANIZING CONTRIBUTORS
This lesson helps artists build and maintain a clear record of everyone involved in their music projects—from writers and producers to session musicians and engineers. Keeping contributor info organized is key to properly crediting collaborators, registering works, and resolving disputes before they start.
3.4 SPLITS SHEET AGREEMENTS
This lesson gives artists the tools to create and use split sheet agreements—the written documents that outline who owns what percentage of a song. Students will learn why formalizing splits protects everyone involved, how to structure a legally sound split sheet, and when to have the conversation during the creative process.
3.5 SONG PRO REGISTRATION
This lesson helps artists correctly register their compositions with a Performing Rights Organization (PRO) like BMI, ASCAP, or SESAC. Proper registration ensures songwriters and publishers receive royalties when their songs are performed publicly, streamed, or broadcast.
3.6 BLOCKCHAIN BASICS
This lesson introduces artists to blockchain technology and how it's changing music rights, transactions, and transparency in the industry.
3.7 nft's for music artists
This lesson helps artists understand what NFTs are, how they relate to music, and how artists can use them to build exclusive fan experiences or sell digital ownership.
4. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Learn to protect your intellectual property, know your rights and understand all types of licensing to legally protect, control and profit from your music.
​
​all 7 lessons included ->
4.1 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
This lesson introduces artists to the foundational concept of intellectual property (IP) in the music industry. Artists will learn what IP is, the different types that apply to music, and how to protect their creative work through ownership, registration, and enforcement of rights.
​4.2 LICENSE TYPES
This lesson helps artists understand the different types of music licenses, what each one covers, and how they’re used to legally monetize or authorize the use of their music. By learning the basic categories and who issues them, artists can make smarter decisions about licensing opportunities and protecting their rights.​
4.3 LICENSING COMPANIES & SYNC AGENTS
This lesson introduces artists to licensing companies and sync agents—professionals and platforms that help place music in film, TV, ads, games, and other visual media. Artists will learn how to prepare their music for sync opportunities, understand what to look for in licensing deals, and evaluate whether working with a sync rep is right for them.
4.4 NEGOTIATING AGREEMENT TERMS
This lesson teaches artists how to confidently read, understand, and negotiate music-related agreements. Whether it’s a licensing deal, management contract, split sheet, or sync offer, artists must know which terms are flexible, what red flags to avoid, and how to advocate for fair treatment.
4.5 PUBLIC PERFORMANCE ROYALTIES
This lesson teaches artists how public performance royalties are earned, tracked, and paid out when music is played in public spaces—such as radio, TV, streaming, concerts, restaurants, and clubs. Students will learn which rights organizations collect these royalties and how to maximize their earnings.
4.6 SYNC LICENSING
This lesson introduces artists to synchronization (sync) licensing—the process of licensing music for use in film, TV, commercials, video games, trailers, and more. Students will learn how sync deals work, what rights are involved, how to price or negotiate syncs, and how to prepare their catalog for placement.
4.7 MANAGING YOUR AGREEMENTS
This lesson teaches artists how to keep track of all their contracts, licensing agreements, splits, and publishing paperwork in one well-organized system. Artists will learn how to stay legally protected, ensure accurate royalty payments, and stay on top of obligations and expiration dates.
5. ​PUBLISHING & DISTRIBUTION​
Learn how music publishing works and how to distribute your songs across major platforms. This module helps you get paid, reach new fans, and keep control of your rights as an independent artist.

​all 7 lessons included ->
5.1 CHOOSING DISTRIBUTORS
This lesson teaches artists how to choose the right digital distributor for releasing their music to streaming platforms and stores. Students will learn the difference between distribution models, compare top companies, and evaluate which options align with their goals, budget, and level of control.
​5.2 PREPARING YOUR RELEASE
This lesson walks artists through everything they need to prepare before releasing a song or project. From audio quality and cover art to metadata and timelines, artists will learn how to build a professional release package that meets digital distributor requirements and increases their chance of success.
5.3 STRATEGIC RELEASE TIMELINE
This lesson helps artists build a detailed timeline for releasing their music, ensuring all steps are aligned with industry best practices. Artists will learn how to plan ahead to maximize reach, generate momentum, and avoid last-minute stress. The focus is on working smarter—not harder—with a realistic release plan.​
5.4 MULTI-PLATFORM DISTRIBUTION
This lesson teaches artists how to maximize their reach by distributing content across multiple platforms—not just Spotify and Apple Music. Students will learn how to optimize for various media formats, prepare content for different audience types, and use each platform's strengths to drive engagement.
5.5 COLLECTING PUBLISHING & MECHANICAL ROYALTIES
This lesson breaks down how artists and songwriters can collect both publishing and mechanical royalties—two essential revenue streams often overlooked by independent musicians. Students will learn how to register with the right agencies and track where their money is coming from.​
5.6 PRE-RELEASE PROMOTION
This lesson helps artists create a buzz before their music drops by building an effective pre-release promotion strategy. Students will explore tools like pre-saves, countdowns, teaser content, email lists, influencer outreach, and more to boost visibility before release day.
5.7 TRACK & ANALYZE PERFORMANCE
This lesson empowers artists to measure the success of their music releases by tracking key performance indicators (K.P.I.'s) across streaming platforms, social media, and email engagement. Artists will learn how to turn data into decisions for future drops.​
6. ​marketING & promoTION
Discover smart strategies to market your music, build your fanbase, and grow your brand. This module covers promo tools, social media, and campaigns that get your music heard and remembered.
​
​all 7 lessons included ->
6.1 BUILDING A STRONG ONLINE PRESENCE
This lesson focuses on helping artists build a cohesive, professional, and engaging online identity across platforms. Students will learn the foundations of branding, digital visibility, and consistent messaging to attract fans, collaborators, and industry opportunities.​
6.2 STRATEGIC CONTENT CREATION
This lesson helps artists create content with intention—designed to grow their audience, support their releases, and reinforce their brand. Instead of random posts, artists will learn how to use categories, storytelling, and planning tools to post with purpose and build momentum.​
6.3 AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT
This lesson shows artists how to build real connections with their followers—turning casual listeners into true fans. Students will explore strategies for interaction, community-building, and fan response that help grow and sustain long-term engagement across platforms.​
6.4 PITCHING YOUR MUSIC
This lesson teaches independent artists how to confidently pitch music to playlist curators, blogs, DJs, influencers, sync libraries, and more. The goal is to help artists make the right first impression with a compelling pitch and professionally packaged materials.
6.5 COLLAB WITH OTHER CREATORS
This lesson helps artists identify, approach, and successfully collaborate with other creators—including musicians, producers, visual artists, videographers, influencers, and small businesses. Strategic collaboration expands reach, builds community, and introduces your music to new audiences.
6.6 USING PAID ADVERTISING WISELY
This lesson equips artists with the knowledge to run smart, affordable ad campaigns that amplify their reach without wasting money. It breaks down the fundamentals of targeting, budgeting, copywriting, and choosing the right ad format for your goals.
6.7 TRACK & ANALYZE PROMO RESULTS
This lesson helps artists review the impact of their marketing and promotion efforts across all channels. By identifying what worked and what didn’t, artists can improve future strategies and make data-driven decisions.
7. MONETIZATION & ROYALTIES​
Learn how to monetize your music and collect all your royalties with this break down of income streams from streaming, publishing, sync deals, and more to help you collect what you've earned.

​all 7 lessons included ->
7.1 SETTING UP DISTRIBUTION
This lesson introduces artists to music distribution and how to get their songs onto major platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and more. Students will explore various distribution services and learn how to select the right one based on their goals, budget, and rights preferences.​
7.2 PERFORMANCE RIGHTS & ROYALTIES
This lesson breaks down the rights involved in public music use, helping artists understand how performances are licensed, tracked, and monetized. Students will learn how to earn royalties from live shows, streaming, radio, and more by properly registering and managing their performance rights.
7.3 MECHANICAL RIGHTS & ROYALTIES
This lesson helps artists understand mechanical rights—what they are, how they’re licensed, and how mechanical royalties are collected. Artists will explore how these royalties apply to streaming, downloads, and cover songs, and how to ensure they’re properly set up to receive them.
7.4 SYNC RIGHTS & ROYALTIES
This lesson helps artists understand sync licensing—how music is licensed for film, TV, video games, ads, and online media—and how to generate income from it. Students will learn how to protect their rights, prepare music for sync, and recognize how sync fees and royalties are paid.
7.5 MONETIZE YOUTUBE
This lesson teaches independent artists how to turn their YouTube presence into a revenue stream. Artists will learn the platform’s monetization requirements, how to claim and protect their content, and how to increase revenue through ads, memberships, and YouTube’s Partner Program.​
7.6 SELL MERCH & PHYSICAL PRODUCTS
This lesson shows artists how to build a merch line and sell physical products that support their brand and generate income. From setup to strategy, it covers design, production, pricing, inventory, and fulfillment options for independent musicians.​
7.7 MONITOR & MANAGE YOUR ROYALTIES
This lesson helps artists stay on top of their earnings. It teaches how to monitor royalty reports, understand payment timelines, verify accuracy, and fix missing or misdirected royalties across performance, mechanical, sync, and digital sources.
8. analytics & revenue​
Track your growth and income with data. Learn how to read analytics, measure performance, and use insights to make smarter decisions and increase your music revenue.

​all 7 lessons included ->
8.1 PLATFORM-SPECIFIC ANALYTICS
This lesson introduces artists to the analytics dashboards available on music platforms and social media. It helps them understand what each metric means, how to read trends, and how to use that data to make smarter release, marketing, and content decisions.
8.2 STREAMING & SALES TRACKING
This lesson teaches artists how to track music sales and streaming performance across platforms. Students will learn how streams convert to royalties, how to verify reporting, and how to use that data to guide business and promotional decisions.
8.3 DEMOGRAPHICs & PSYCHOGRAPHICs
This lesson helps artists understand who their fans are and why they connect. It breaks down the difference between demographics (age, gender, location) and psychographics (values, lifestyle, interests), giving artists the tools to target, serve, and grow their audience more effectively.
8.4 MEASURING RETURN ON INVESTMENT
This lesson helps artists learn how to measure whether their time and money spent on music, marketing, and merch is paying off. It introduces key ROI formulas and teaches artists how to track investments and evaluate outcomes for smarter decision-making.​
8.5 LIVE PERFORMANCE & TOURING REVENUE
This lesson teaches artists how to plan, budget, and maximize revenue from live performances and tours. It covers different ways artists earn from shows and equips them to manage logistics, negotiate performance fees, and capitalize on merch, sponsors, and royalties.
8.6 COLLECTING ALL OF YOUR ROYALTIES
This lesson walks artists through the royalty collection ecosystem, ensuring they know how to register, monitor, and collect every type of royalty owed to them. It reinforces the importance of accurate registration and follow-up across multiple rights organizations.​
8.7 SETTING GOALS & ADJUSTING STRATEGY
This lesson helps artists set measurable, actionable goals and adjust their strategies based on data, outcomes, and personal growth. It encourages reflection, focus, and flexibility for long-term success.
9. ​BRAND BUILDING
Build a strong, authentic brand that sets you apart. This module helps you define your image, voice, and message so fans connect with you—and keep showing up for you.

​all 7 lessons included ->
9.1 YOUR UNIQUE SOUND IDENTITY
This lesson helps artists connect their sonic signature to their brand identity. It’s not just about how they sound—but what that sound represents. Artists will define the feeling their music gives, the values it reflects, and how it aligns with their visual, lyrical, and emotional presence.​
9.2 ENGAGE WITH YOUR AUDIENCE
This lesson teaches artists how to build and maintain genuine connections with fans across platforms. It focuses on turning followers into supporters and supporters into superfans through intentional, authentic engagement.​
9.3 MAINTAINING A STRONG ONLINE PRESENCE
This lesson teaches artists how to keep their digital presence active, consistent, and aligned with their brand. It focuses on building trust and visibility through content rhythm, interaction, and intentional updates across platforms.​
9.4 DEVELOP A SIGNATURE VISUAL BRAND
This lesson helps artists create a visual identity that matches their sound and message. It covers logos, color palettes, fonts, video style, and how to maintain visual consistency across social media, music platforms, and merch.​
9.5 TRADE & SERVICE MARKS
This lesson introduces independent artists to the basics of trademark protection. It explains how to protect names, logos, slogans, and services using trademarks and service marks, and why brand protection is a critical step in long-term career growth.​
9.6 CREDIBILITY & REPUTATION
This lesson highlights how independent artists can build long-term trust and professional respect in the industry. Reputation opens doors—or closes them. Artists will learn how to maintain credibility both online and in real-world relationships with fans, collaborators, and industry professionals.​
9.7 YOUR BRAND OMNIPRESENCE
This lesson shows artists how to create omnipresence—making sure their brand shows up consistently across platforms, formats, merchandise, visuals, credits, metadata, and even conversations. It's about being remembered, not just seen.​
10. ​EXPANDING OPPORTUNITIES​
Discover new paths for growth. Explore collabs, sync deals, merch, live shows, and more to help you expand your reach, diversify income, and level up your music career.

​all 7 lessons included ->
10.1 IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITIES
This lesson helps artists learn how to spot—and create—opportunities for career growth. From grants and gigs to collaborations and sync placements, artists will explore ways to recognize real chances to level up and stay ready for what’s next.​
10.2 CREATIVE COLLABORATION
This lesson teaches artists how to build meaningful creative collaborations that expand their reach, spark innovation, and lead to mutual success. It covers communication, expectations, shared credit, and how to protect your creative contributions.​
10.3 DIVERSIFY YOUR INCOME
This lesson empowers artists to build financial stability by identifying multiple revenue streams beyond just music sales or streams. Artists will explore options like merch, sync licensing, online content, affiliate income, services, and more.​
10.4 EXPLORE GLOBAL MARKETS
This lesson introduces artists to the potential of expanding their music brand beyond the U.S. by tapping into global audiences. Artists will explore international streaming trends, marketing tools, and cultural considerations when connecting with fans and platforms worldwide.
10.5 GRANTS, COMPETITIONS & CROWDFUNDING
This lesson empowers artists to access alternative funding sources by applying for grants, entering competitions, and launching effective crowdfunding campaigns. It highlights practical strategies for financing music projects without relying on labels or loans.​
10.6 SKILL SHARING
This lesson introduces skill sharing as a collaborative, cost-saving strategy for independent artists. It explores how artists can exchange services, build team synergy, and increase value without spending money—by investing talent instead.​
10.7 ADVISE, COACH, MENTOR, TEACH
This lesson explores how artists can turn their knowledge and experience into income and impact by offering guidance to others. Whether through informal mentoring or paid coaching, artists learn how to use their journey to help the next generation thrive.​
About the creator-       ​Alyssa McPherson
is a business strategist, music advocate, and co-founder of  Pretty Dope Xperience - PDX Radio™ LLC,
an independent online platform dedicated to uplifting Hip Hop and R&B artists across the globe.

With a lifetime of hands-on experience in the independent music scene,
Alyssa blends her deep knowledge of artist development, digital marketing, and music business law
to empower creators to own their rights, build real brands, and generate long-term income from their art.

She’s not just talking theory—she’s lived it.

From growing up with an independent musician father to
building a 24/7 streaming station and artist spotlight series,
designing promotional campaigns, contracts, and publishing guides, and more,
Alyssa is helping artists go from
overwhelmed and overlooked to organized and on center-stage!

The Work Smarter, Not Harder Course Guide
was created as a labor of love—and a tool of transformation
—for every independent artist tired of guessing and ready to grow.
"Handling Business so you can get back to Making Music!"
— Alyssa McPherson

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