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Selling Exclusive Rights

Checking Non-Exclusive
Beat Sales

Total Total Number of Est. Revenue


Revenue $ Sales a month Upcoming Months

Ex: If a beat sold very well last Ex: If the ER is 200$/month


If a beat hasn’t been online for
year but it’s decreasing in and someone offers $800 -
a while, you might not know
sales the past 6 months, it that’s a bad deal.
the potential of it. You could
be selling your most valuable might be a good time to sell.
($800/$200 = 4 months)
asset.
If it’s been online for a while Ex: If the ER is $100/month and
but didn’t sell a lot compared someone offers $800 - That’s
to other beats, you might a good deal.
wanna sell it.
($800/$100 = 8 months)
Checking Non-Exclusive
Beat Sales

Total Exclusive
Revenue $ Rights $

$5,800 + $2,200 = $8,000

Est. Revenue
Sold: 160 Licenses
Upcoming Months
Offer: $1,200 USD
Decreased to

$350/month
If a beat doing really well on YouTube. That could be
your biggest traffic source to your website. That might
also be a reason why you wouldn’t want to sell it
exclusively.
Checking Traffic Sources

Don’t tag beats as SOLD in


the video title!
Mistakes I’ve made...

Sold for $450 Sold for $600


That quick-buck is just a short-term play. In order to grow a
profitable business, you need to manage your assets. If your
goal is to make a living off selling beats, you need to think, act
and make decisions based on the long-term vision.

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