How a Company Becomes a Thought LeaderThe co-founder of Musicbed shares how his company became more than just a place for music licensing.

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When Daniel McCarthy cofounded the music-licensing companyMusicbed, he had a big idea: "I don't want customers to just think about Musicbed when they think about music licensing. I want them to think about Musicbed when they're trying to get inspired." Accomplishing that would require a lot of experimentation, spending money with no sure ROI, and launching (and closing) a magazine.

In this episode, we map how Musicbed became more than just the sum of its product.

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