Looking to save money this Holiday season? We’ve got a very special Holiday deal for you. From now until January 1st we are offering 30% off our annual license pricing. What is usually $99 / year is now $69 / year for two weeks only.

From retail spaces to restaurants and hospitality, this gives you a way to save money for the Holidays while playing music that fits your brand and gets your customers and staff in the Christmas spirit. 

What does the $69 annual license include?

– Full access to all of our playlists (25+)

– Streaming access and offline mode

– Licensing certificate which confirms you do not have to pay any PRO’s or collection societies.

Have any questions or ready to get started? Click here to sign up or contact us if you have any questions. 

This is the third article in a series discussing Music Strategy and how it benefits all kinds of businesses. In the last article we discussed Music Strategy for Clothing Retailers and before that for Restaurants. 

With the boom in recent years of crossfire studios, bootcamps and other workout classes and styles, there has been a range of different franchises and fitness centers popping up to cater to each style and for different demographics.

While traditional multi-room gyms with a whole range of workout options are still the main way people work out, fitness centers of all kinds are looking for music to power their center.

Whether it’s simply playing overhead or in specific classes and rooms, music is key to keeping the vibe right and people moving.

Here are some reasons why having a music strategy is important for fitness centers and the different ways to utilize a music strategy:

– Classes: From crossfire to yoga to martial arts, playing music that represents the classes is important. While most fitness calls for high energy music such as EDM, different types of classes need different kinds of music. For example, yoga classes would have very different music than a cycling or Muay Thai class.

– Sections: From the pool to the sauna to the weight room, you want to have unique music that represents each area. For example, after a member just finishes a crossfire class or weight session, do they want to go to the sauna and listen to loud EDM? No, best to have chill out and downtempo music for this area.

– Overhead: While many people go to the gym simply to use the weights and don’t ever go to classes or anything else, you need a constant sound across the gym. Being high energy, dance music is often the tried and tested music to play in a gym. Uptempo, dance and vocal music is sure to get people active.

– Messaging: Fitness centers are also unique in how in-store messaging can be effectively targeted. Whether it’s throughout the entire center or to those in a specific class or room, you can broadcast announcements, promotions or any other updates you feel worthy of sharing. With messaging you can keep engaged and communicating with your customers right in your own setting.

Get in touch with us today for a free consultation on a music strategy for your fitness center. Whether you are a standard gym or a center with multiple sections and classes, we can help you save money on music licensing while enhancing your brand. 

It’s that time of year again! We are happy to be releasing our brand new Christmas playlist here at Rightsify. Including some of the all-time classics we have put together a soundtrack that will get your customers and staff in the Holiday spirit while your business saves significant costs on music licensing. 

Our Christmas playlist is comprised entirely of public domain and royalty-free Christmas music so you don’t have to pay any fees to PRO’s or collection societies. A license from Rightsify is all you need to play our Christmas music in your business. Whether you run a retail store, restaurant, shopping mall, hotel or Christmas tree market, our royalty-free Christmas music will work for you.

Ready to get started? Simply login or purchase your license today.

This is the second article in a series discussing Music Strategy and how it benefits all kinds of businesses. In the last article we discussed Music Strategy for Restaurants. In this article we dive into the ways that Music Strategy for Clothing Retailers helps them connect with customers, increase brand loyalty, create the right vibe and grow sales. 

Clothing represents who people are as an individual so it’s no mystery why clothing brands and music go hand in hand. A clothing brand wants to connect with it’s customers while the customer wants to wear a brand that appeals to who they are.

From luxury wear to business wear, to skateboard wear and beachwear, clothing retailers are at the forefront of using music as a branding tool. The reasons why and how clothing retailers need a music strategy are numerous, but here are just a few of them:

– Audience: These are your customers. Every clothing retailer needs a sound that represents your brand and appeals to your customers. While some brands do target diverse demographics from age to gender there is more of a balancing act to play, but overall the sound you play is something that your customers would listen to on their phones, at home or would just enjoy regardless.

– Branding and Uniqueness: This adds further to the above on music and styles. The sound you play in your business should be both unique and representative of your brand. Let’s say your store is in a busy shopping mall with other clothing retailers, how do you stand out? Do you want to play the same Calvin harris and Kygo songs as everyone else? Regardless of the brand, target demographic or style, being unique is very important. Don’t sound like every other brand.

– Environment: Creating the vibe is another key to making it happen. From store design to location, you want the music to create the right mood, in addition to being on brand. As with every other business, it’s important to have the right tempos and styles playing at certain times of day. For example, a clothing retailer at a mall might not be very busy at the 10am opening hour but maybe 3pm or even 5pm things start getting more busy. 

Every clothing retailer is different based on the brand, location, and style. However the principles behind a clothing brands retail music strategy is the same. Being on brand, unique and connecting with your customers are all key points.

Get in touch with us today for a free consultation on a music strategy for your brand. At Rightsify, our service is available globally and we don’t have any territorial restrictions like other service providers so your music can be consistent across every store, in every city, in every country.