Stuart Logan's guest appearances

Stuart Logan

Music Growth Talks by Dotted Music

Chris Carey

Adam Spencer

Ryan Block

Jack Conte

Peter Hollens

Jesse Cannon

Kevin Breuner

Rick Barker

Steve Jones

Ari Herstand

Kiran Gandhi

Cherie Hu

Peter Harris

Stacey Dyer

Dave Kusek

OwlTail

Damien Shiells

Clowdy is a new online platform that tries to solve two issues faced by the music industry. First, artists don't have a résumé like most, as their history is about their projects – not where they worked. Hence LinkedIn doesn’t quite work for creatives. Secondly, too often many those who contribute to a project (like session players, vocalists, editors or producers) aren’t properly credited and recognised. In this WeSpin Recipes podcast interview, the Clowdy co-founders Stuart Logan, Damien Shiells talk on how their social network works. In short, when someone publishes a project they credit the people that contributed to it. The project is then automatically added to everyone's profile – giving everyone the recognition they deserve. Listen to the conversation to learn who Clowdy mainly targets right now, and how to use it as a personal creative portfolio. Some of the topics covered in the episode: • Why LinkedIn doesn’t work well for the creative industries • How Clowdy’s projects and profiles are created • Everyone who contributes to a project deserves a recognition • Tips on getting the most out of Clowdy • Appearing in Google through Clowdy profiles • The control you have over your your Clowdy page • What’s next for Clowdy Go to http://wespin.co/wsr40/ for the show notes and http://getacard.wespin.co/ to learn how to get a free WeSpin postcard by supporting the podcast.

Clowdy is a new online platform that tries to solve two issues faced by the music industry. First, artists don't have a résumé like most, as their history is about their projects – not where they worked. Hence LinkedIn doesn’t quite work for creatives. Secondly, too often many those who contribute to a project (like session players, vocalists, editors or producers) aren’t properly credited and recognised. In this WeSpin Recipes podcast interview, the Clowdy co-founders Stuart Logan, Damien Shiells talk on how their social network works. In short, when someone publishes a project they credit the people that contributed to it. The project is then automatically added to everyone's profile – giving everyone the recognition they deserve. Listen to the conversation to learn who Clowdy mainly targets right now, and how to use it as a personal creative portfolio. Some of the topics covered in the episode: • Why LinkedIn doesn’t work well for the creative industries • How Clowdy’s projects and profiles are created • Everyone who contributes to a project deserves a recognition • Tips on getting the most out of Clowdy • Appearing in Google through Clowdy profiles • The control you have over your your Clowdy page • What’s next for Clowdy Go to <a href="http://wespin.co/wsr40/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://wespin.co/wsr40/</a> for the show notes and <a href="http://getacard.wespin.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://getacard.wespin.co/</a> to learn how to get a free WeSpin postcard by supporting the podcast.

MGT40: Clowdy, LinkedIn For Creatives – Stuart Logan, Damien Shiells