Music Services

It is a common sight in many small shops. A phone is plugged into a speaker, and a YouTube playlist is running in the background. It seems like a free and easy way to set a mood. But as a business owner, you have to ask: is this actually legal? The short answer is no. […]

If you’re looking for “Pandora for Business,” you’ve probably run into a confusing problem. You’ll see two different names: Pandora for Business by Mood Media and Pandora CloudCover. Are they the same service? Which one is the real Pandora for Business? And which is the right choice for your coffee shop, retail store, or restaurant?

Using Sonos speakers in your business is a great choice for high-quality sound. But getting music to play legally on them can be confusing. Many owners are not sure if they can use personal apps like Spotify. They also wonder if they need a special Sonos for Business plan. This guide will clear up the

Think about it: Your small shop buzzes with customers, and a catchy tune from Amazon Music fills the air. It seems perfect, right? Especially if you already have an Amazon Prime membership and an Echo Dot behind the counter. However, when it comes to playing tunes in a commercial space, things get tricky. Small business

As a small business owner, you probably love the clean interface and vast library of Apple Music. It’s tempting to plug in your iPhone, connect it to your store’s speakers, and let your favorite playlists create a great vibe. But when it comes to Apple Music for Business, there’s a problem: a real, licensed version

If you are a business owner, you probably use Spotify every day. It is easy to use, the playlists are great, and you already know how it works. It is natural to wonder: Can I just use my personal spotify account in my store? The short answer is no. Consumer streaming services like Spotify, Apple