Do you want to write songs that get no respect, you’ll have a hit once, and never write another one after it’s found out you have no depth in your songwriting, or do you want to learn to write songs that fans appreciate and respect, and build a lengthy, consistent, lucrative career?  This “all washed up” scenario has repeated itself over and over in the music industry!

Do you want to learn to write songs your hometown fans, family, and friends think are merely O.K., or do you want to learn to write songs that blow you away while you’re creating them, knowing instinctively based on your experience that people are gonna’ love the songs?

The way you prevent yourself from becoming just another person who calls themselves a songwriter is to learn the basics before you dive into the world of songwriting.  There are many websites all over the Internet that you can start with.  For starters, type “songwriting basics” into your Google browser and begin to read and prepare yourself through great information provided free on the net.

The Songwriter Advisor parent website also has a wonderful, free beginner songwriting course, and another free one can be found at Beginner Songwriting Tips to Get You Hooked.

Songwriters are either being considered for, or being signed to publishing deals with major and independent publishing companies virtually everyday.  That’s because music publishers are constantly looking for the next big Ne-YO or Dianne Warren to write hits for them.  The ones still making a great living in this music industry include songwriters and music producers.  You can experience success in this music industry as a songwriter and possibly set yourself up for life.

But to get to that level, you have to prepare yourself, and learn to write songs the right way!