The Music Licensing Club

The Music Licensing Club is for musicians who want their songs on TV and in ads. Build a catalogue that companies license.

Why you should join: Created by Eric Campbell, who has written for TV and advertising for over a decade, with lessons on how licensing works, what music buyers want and how to build and pitch a catalogue that gets placed. From $9 a month.

The one-liner

A music licensing club for musicians who want TV and brand placements.

What they actually sell

The Music Licensing Club is run by Eric Campbell. The front-page promise is "Learn to make money licensing your music to TV, brands, film, and media." The public offer sits at $9 a month. A free trial sits on the join path. Eric Campbell reframes the business model around licensing for TV networks, filmmakers and advertisers. Inside sit 16 courses. The page does not spell out a money-back promise. What stands out is how directly the page names the result a buyer wants.

Who pays and why

Musicians tired of chasing streams and followers. The pull is getting paid when companies need the right track. They pay for training to create and license music for TV, film, brands and media.

Where the members come from

The page links Eric Campbell's Instagram and X, so the community reads as the paid back end of an audience that already exists. Content does the attracting and the group does the keeping. Eric Campbell's profile line reads: "Music Creator and Sync Licensing Expert. I share everything I’ve learned from over a decade writing songs for TV, Films and Ads."

What's holding it back

Licensing markets are relationship-heavy. Members will want pitch paths, not only production tips.

Steal this

Teach music as B2B inventory for companies, not another consumer streaming strategy.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for working musicians. Weak for bedroom producers chasing viral clips.