Gary GabagoolHostI regularly tell friends and people that I've told that I'm in the industry, that's like 5% of it, right? Showing up and actually doing the deed is 5% of it.
The rest of it's all relationship building and talking to people and convincing them to work with you and why they should work with you.
Not just from the standpoint of trying to say, come on, please, beg them to do it, but of like, no, no, I have a marketing play.
And all of the negotiation that happens in the background of contracts and making sure the paperwork's in order and everything else so you can actually publish it on platforms.

The paperwork, like as far as like if you're doing a collaboration with someone like you have to obviously get their consent and has to be in writing and all that.
Oh, yeah, and a lot of the platforms now want countersigned documents, so you actually have to have both signatures on the same document.
2257s, you just have to have an individual one for each person, but any kind of contract consent, stuff like that, they really want both signatures on the document so everything matches up.

And like for you, because you're on, you know, you're on quite a few platforms.

A lot of the consent documents, as long as you're using one of the industry standard ones, you can usually get away with using that same one.
It depends on which platform, but managing all of that, that's a lot of work too.
uh managing when you release on those platforms all that kind of stuff um and just even getting the content there is is its own own hassle like uploading a uh you know 10 gigabyte file is uh it takes some time

absolutely yeah yeah that that lit those little things that you know you don't think about and yeah But like, as far as like, like just walk me through, like doing a, just a, a one per just a collaboration with someone else.
I regularly tell friends and people that I've told that I'm in the industry, that's like 5% of it, right? Showing up and actually doing the deed is 5% of it.
The rest of it's all relationship building and talking to people and convincing them to work with you and why they should work with you.
Not just from the standpoint of trying to say, come on, please, beg them to do it, but of like, no, no, I have a marketing play.
And all of the negotiation that happens in the background of contracts and making sure the paperwork's in order and everything else so you can actually publish it on platforms.

The paperwork, like as far as like if you're doing a collaboration with someone like you have to obviously get their consent and has to be in writing and all that.
Oh, yeah, and a lot of the platforms now want countersigned documents, so you actually have to have both signatures on the same document.
2257s, you just have to have an individual one for each person, but any kind of contract consent, stuff like that, they really want both signatures on the document so everything matches up.

And like for you, because you're on, you know, you're on quite a few platforms.

A lot of the consent documents, as long as you're using one of the industry standard ones, you can usually get away with using that same one.
It depends on which platform, but managing all of that, that's a lot of work too.
uh managing when you release on those platforms all that kind of stuff um and just even getting the content there is is its own own hassle like uploading a uh you know 10 gigabyte file is uh it takes some time

absolutely yeah yeah that that lit those little things that you know you don't think about and yeah But like, as far as like, like just walk me through, like doing a, just a, a one per just a collaboration with someone else.
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