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   Andrew (Television Executive) (ajroach42@retro.social)'s status on Sunday, 10-Sep-2023 21:38:35 JST Andrew (Television Executive)

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   - Cassettes By Mail: For two years, I did a monthly Mixtape service. It was $8 per month, I had ~10 subscribers (one month I shipped 3 tapes, one month I shipped 30. Most months, I shipped around 10.)

   I would curate a collection of local/independent music, usually a collection of 45 minutes from 2 artists (one on each side) and put together custom packaging for it all. I dubbed the tapes on pro-grade equipment, with nice labels, and high quality double sided J-Cards.

   It cost me about $2.50/tape. I took $1.50 for myself. The remaining $3.00 was split between the two artists (at $1.50/tape each.) We were never going to change the music industry, but it was cool. (This was in 2013-2014) I've considering bringing this back with the option for CDs or digital delivery, because I like helping musicians make money.

   then: dormant
   now: Active, Cassette, CD and digital download. Production costs have gone up a bit, and we pay our artists a little more.

   Learn more at https://cassettesfor.me

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   Andrew (Television Executive) (ajroach42@retro.social)'s status on Sunday, 10-Sep-2023 11:25:41 JST Andrew (Television Executive)

   in reply to

   - Cassettes By Mail: For two years, I did a monthly Mixtape service. It was $8 per month, I had ~10 subscribers (one month I shipped 3 tapes, one month I shipped 30. Most months, I shipped around 10.)

   I would curate a collection of local/independent music, usually a collection of 45 minutes from 2 artists (one on each side) and put together custom packaging for it all. I dubbed the tapes on pro-grade equipment, with nice labels, and high quality double sided J-Cards.

   It cost me about $2.50/tape. I took $1.50 for myself. The remaining $3.00 was split between the two artists (at $1.50/tape each.) We were never going to change the music industry, but it was cool. (This was in 2013-2014) I've considering bringing this back with the option for CDs or digital delivery, because I like helping musicians make money.

   then: dormant
   now: Active, Cassette, CD and digital download. Production costs have gone up a bit, and we pay our artists a little more.

   Learn more at httpS://cassettesfor.me