Since he decided to sell his songs as soon as possible, Harrison Clark didn't waste any more time and began to plan seriously.
However, since he didn't have a company, all he could do was communicate with buyers as an individual. He couldn't shamelessly promote that he had written six new songs to sell in just two or three weeks.
He thought about it and realized it would be best to connect with more artists first, then pretend to admire their vocal abilities and try to write songs for them to see if it would work.
In this way, everything would seem logical and not at all abrupt.
Alternatively, if he received invitations to write songs for someone else, he would be able to present the songs naturally and reasonably.
However, it was strange that even though Carrie Thomas's "Boring" had been popular for some days, he hadn't received a single call to write songs.
After giving it some thought, Harrison identified the problem.
