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20 Nov 2014 Make music work for you Supplier: PPL More PPL details
The emotional power of music can influence the decision making process of your customers within seconds. It can increase spending, prolong customer dwell time as well as improving staff morale.
A recent survey carried out by MusicWorks showed that customers would pay 5% more for drinks where music is being played. 82% said they would stay longer in an establishment playing music whist nearly 70% said that music is crucial in creating the right atmosphere within hotels and bars.
More facts and figures detailing how music can benefit your business can be found on the MusicWorks website.
In order to enjoy the rewards from music in the workplace, there are legal requirements; a licence from PPL and PRS for Music is required. A licence from PPL can cost from as little as 18 pence per day and provides access to a database containing millions of songs. The simple act of turning on music can make a huge difference to the productivity and sales of your business. Ensure you are correctly licensed and start enjoying these benefits today.
Supplier: PPL LondonUK PPL is the UK-based music licensing company that licenses recorded music played in public or broadcast on the radio or TV and then distributes the fees to its performer and record company members.
Established in 1934, PPL now carries out this role on behalf of tens of thousands of members and does not retain a profit for its services.
By providing licensing solutions for the use of almost all commercial recorded music, PPL creates substantial efficiencies for both copyright owners and those who play music in public.
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