Once a song is completed using MGN modules, search bots find most likely prospects for publishing the songs, and performers most likely to be interested in them, based on what they recorded in the past, and insider industry calls for songs, as well as MGN Scouts looking for these opportunities for the databases.

For example, a Scout hears from a studio cat in Nashville that Martina McBride is looking for a love song. The Scout tells the MGN Bots, and they push the tip to the relevant MPs.

Opportunities are fleshed out by MGN Bots and Scouts in the TV and Movie Industries, who are looking for songwriters to write scores and production-specific songs and compositions, or who may be interested in a specific existing song. These tips are pushed to the relevant songwriter MPs. MGN could easily become the primary resource for that industry in locating songwriters and music. (Also related to Song Recommendation Technology).

MGN develops relationships with the movie, TV, and radio creative depts. to encourage them to use MGN to find music for their projects, movies, TV shows, etc. A module exists for an Intellectual Property acquisition that includes the various options a buyer can offer an artist, and include that in a contract, or allow the file sharing of a buyer's contract if options are not included in the MGN templates. Those contract options are then included in template database for future use by others. In this way new ways of sharing, selling and using intellectual property can be propagated.

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