Ty Richards's guest appearances

Ty Richards

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The Savvy Musician Show

Bobby Pickles' Podcast™️

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Jeff Goins

Howard Stern

Chris Fox

Gavin McInnes

Milo Yiannopoulos

Frank Turner

Suzanne Paulinski

Paul Campbell

Andy Levine

Matt Stone

Roberta Grimes

Marco Rubio

Peter Hochstein

Laura Loomer

Gavin McInness

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From the shaft of America’s penis, to Deep in the Heart of Texas — Pickles podcasts with his guest, Ty Richards, a super talented, multi-instrumental recording artist who’s electro-rock music sounds like a cross between Queens of the Stone Age and DEVO. Ty has also fathered 6 children, which is an amazing feet, by Western standards. And speaking of the West — it was Ty’s single “Western Chauvinist”, off his second studio album release, “Welcome to Flat Earth”, which got him banned from the popular Austin college radio station, KUTX, blacklisted from all Austin clubs, dropped by his publicist, and basically driven out of town — when it rains, it pours. All this, after being revered and dubbed KUTX 98.9 Austin’s coveted “Artist of the Month” during SXSW. Ty is currently working on his 3rd studio album, plus he’s a graphic designer, and web developer.

From the shaft of America’s penis, to Deep in the Heart of Texas — Pickles podcasts with his guest, Ty Richards, a super talented, multi-instrumental recording artist who’s electro-rock music sounds like a cross between Queens of the Stone Age and DEVO. Ty has also fathered 6 children, which is an amazing feet, by Western standards. And speaking of the West — it was Ty’s single “Western Chauvinist”, off his second studio album release, “Welcome to Flat Earth”, which got him banned from the popular Austin college radio station, KUTX, blacklisted from all Austin clubs, dropped by his publicist, and basically driven out of town — when it rains, it pours. All this, after being revered and dubbed KUTX 98.9 Austin’s coveted “Artist of the Month” during SXSW. Ty is currently working on his 3rd studio album, plus he’s a graphic designer, and web developer.

Ty Richards, the guy who created the Proud Boys theme song, “Western Chauvinist” | Bobby Pickles’ Podcast™️ Ep 177

If you were to ask someone for $20, who would be more likely to give it to you, a good friend or a complete stranger? Obviously a good friend. Have you ever met someone and had so much in common that you immediately became good friends? More than likely. If you can understand this, you know the foundation of building an online music business. That’s all it is, getting more and more people to know, like, and trust you, just like that good friend who’s willing to give you that $20. What do you and this good friend have in common? Your music and the culture that surrounds it. How do you find these good friends and build these relationships? Social media. In this episode C.J. discusses this fundamental aspect of the business in greater detail and is so important you do not want to miss out! Key Points From This Episode:  Are you self-defeated? The unstoppable mindset The essential fundamental to successful online marketing How to build your relationships Funnels Why Facebook and Instagram? Studying your audience Getting comfortable with sharing yourself on the internet  Tweetables: “Getting you in connection with your ideal super fan is the core. It’s the recipe for success in the online music business.” - @metalmotivation [0:02:19] “You can’t be successful when you’re self-defeated before you even start… You have to get out of your own way.” - @metalmotivation [0:05:26] “If you believe that there are principles the cause the kind of results that you want, and you believe that you have the ability to apply those principles, isn’t that all you need?” - @metalmotivation [0:07:17] “Here’s the essential, basic, fundamental truth about online marketing in 2020. Getting more and more people to know you, like you, and trust you as an artist.” - @metalmotivation [0:10:06] “Funnel is the process of taking somebody who doesn’t know you to see the first promotion that you ever offer them, bringing them along in a relationship with you until you finally create a sale.” - @metalmotivation [0:29:00] Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: The Online Musician 3.0 — https://explodeyourfanbase.com Book a Call With Us — http://www.CallSMA.com

If you were to ask someone for $20, who would be more likely to give it to you, a good friend or a complete stranger? Obviously a good friend. Have you ever met someone and had so much in common that you immediately became good friends? More than likely. If you can understand this, you know the foundation of building an online music business. That’s all it is, getting more and more people to know, like, and trust you, just like that good friend who’s willing to give you that $20. What do you and this good friend have in common? Your music and the culture that surrounds it. How do you find these good friends and build these relationships? Social media. In this episode C.J. discusses this fundamental aspect of the business in greater detail and is so important you do not want to miss out! Key Points From This Episode: <ul> <li>Are you self-defeated?</li> <li>The unstoppable mindset</li> <li>The essential fundamental to successful online marketing</li> <li>How to build your relationships</li> <li>Funnels</li> <li>Why Facebook and Instagram?</li> <li>Studying your audience</li> <li>Getting comfortable with sharing yourself on the internet</li> </ul> Tweetables: “Getting you in connection with your ideal super fan is the core. It’s the recipe for success in the online music business.” - @metalmotivation [0:02:19] “You can’t be successful when you’re self-defeated before you even start… You have to get out of your own way.” - @metalmotivation [0:05:26] “If you believe that there are principles the cause the kind of results that you want, and you believe that you have the ability to apply those principles, isn’t that all you need?” - @metalmotivation [0:07:17] “Here’s the essential, basic, fundamental truth about online marketing in 2020. Getting more and more people to know you, like you, and trust you as an artist.” - @metalmotivation [0:10:06] “Funnel is the process of taking somebody who doesn’t know you to see the first promotion that you ever offer them, bringing them along in a relationship with you until you finally create a sale.” - @metalmotivation [0:29:00] Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: The Online Musician 3.0 — <a href="https://explodeyourfanbase.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://explodeyourfanbase.com</a> Book a Call With Us — <a href="http://www.CallSMA.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.CallSMA.com</a>

An Interview with Ty Richards - SMS099

Student Interview: Ty Richards   Ty Richards is a father and graphic designer from Austin, TX. Last year he went from having a few Facebook friends to being on the college radio charts.  In this interview Leah talks to Ty about what works, what hasn’t worked, the difficulties of playing live and how to be the most effective with what little time we have. IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER:    “You have to market in a different way than you normally communicate as an artist. It has to be super clear.” “You aren’t a victim to where you are at. It’s easier to connect with fans than it’s ever been.” “Don’t wait for the stars to align, work with what you have.” “Take in notes in the form of a ‘to do list.’ Take actionable notes.”    REVISIT THE HIGHLIGHTS   05:15 - Performing Live 07:30 - Benefits of going small.13:00 - Finding and nurturing your audience.  17:00 - The Payoff 20:00 - The New Music Business 24:19 - Limitations can guide you

Student Interview: Ty Richards Ty Richards is a father and graphic designer from Austin, TX. Last year he went from having a few Facebook friends to being on the college radio charts.  In this interview Leah talks to Ty about what works, what hasn’t worked, the difficulties of playing live and how to be the most effective with what little time we have. IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER: <ul> <li>“You have to market in a different way than you normally communicate as an artist. It has to be super clear.”</li> <li>“You aren’t a victim to where you are at. It’s easier to connect with fans than it’s ever been.”</li> <li>“Don’t wait for the stars to align, work with what you have.”</li> <li>“Take in notes in the form of a ‘to do list.’ Take actionable notes.”</li> </ul> REVISIT THE HIGHLIGHTS 05:15 - Performing Live 07:30 - Benefits of going small.13:00 - Finding and nurturing your audience.  17:00 - The Payoff 20:00 - The New Music Business 24:19 - Limitations can guide you

Student Interview: Ty Richards - SMS010