Dragan Plushkovski is the founder of Audiodrome, an economist, licensed forensic accountant, digital product strategist, and editorial lead. His professional background combines accounting, auditing, forensic analysis, online marketing, digital product development, brand strategy, and music licensing research.
At Audiodrome, Dragan leads platform development, editorial strategy, content architecture, licensing research, and the creation of practical resources for creators, video editors, agencies, marketers, businesses, and other professionals who use music in digital projects.
His work focuses on connecting specialist knowledge with practical decisions. He coordinates contributions from Audiodrome’s composer, music curator, legal professionals, and content editor to ensure that musical, legal, technical, and workflow guidance remains clear, accurate, and connected to real creator needs.
Education and Professional Qualifications
Dragan holds a degree in Economics from Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje.
He continued his academic development with a master’s degree in Accounting and Auditing and later obtained a professional licence in forensic accounting.
His education provided a strong foundation in financial reporting, accounting systems, audit procedures, internal controls, documentation, risk analysis, and the examination of financial evidence.
These disciplines continue to shape how he approaches digital products, editorial research, licensing workflows, and the development of Audiodrome’s practical tools.
Forensic Accounting Experience
Dragan has participated in hundreds of forensic accounting cases involving financial records, contracts, transactions, valuations, damages, business relationships, and disputed calculations.
Forensic accounting requires more than working with numbers. It involves identifying the relevant facts, tracing the source of each figure, examining supporting documentation, reconstructing timelines, comparing conflicting evidence, and explaining conclusions in a form that can be reviewed by lawyers, institutions, businesses, and courts.
This experience has developed his focus on documentation, verification, consistency, and the clear separation of confirmed facts from assumptions.
Dragan applies the same approach to Audiodrome’s licensing and platform content. Guidance is structured around identifiable project facts such as the music source, license terms, project owner, client relationship, publication platform, commercial context, and available proof of authorization.
His forensic background also informs Audiodrome’s emphasis on preserving:
- License agreements
- Purchase receipts
- Track information
- Project files
- Publication dates
- Platform notices
- Claim correspondence
- Client communications
- Versions of the applicable license
The goal is to help users organize the information they may need before a licensing or platform issue occurs.
Digital Product and Marketing Experience
Before founding Audiodrome, Dragan spent more than a decade working in digital products, online marketing, launch strategy, and affiliate management.
He contributed to more than 60 product launches involving offer development, campaign planning, affiliate coordination, conversion strategy, marketing assets, audience communication, and online publishing workflows.
This experience gave him direct insight into the operational needs of digital businesses and creators. Content is frequently produced for several purposes and platforms, and its use may expand after the original publication.
A project that begins as an organic social video may later become a paid advertisement, client deliverable, translated version, product campaign, or cross-platform asset. Dragan’s work at Audiodrome considers these likely changes when explaining music selection, licensing, documentation, and project planning.
His digital product background also shapes how Audiodrome tools and resources are designed. Each tool should help the user reach a practical decision, explain the logic behind the result, and state the limits of what the tool can determine.
Professional Projects
In addition to Audiodrome, Dragan operates professional websites connected to his work in forensic accounting, business documentation, branding, and intellectual-property awareness.
Plushkovski.com
Plushkovski.com represents Dragan’s professional work connected to accounting, financial analysis, forensic accounting, expert findings, and related documentation.
The work requires the examination of financial records, transactions, contracts, calculations, and evidence relevant to commercial and legal questions.
This professional activity supports Dragan’s disciplined approach to research, documentation, methodology, and the communication of complex findings.
MojBrend.mk
MojBrend.mk is connected to Dragan’s work in branding, trademark awareness, business identity, and intellectual-property-related education.
Through this project, he has developed practical experience explaining brand-protection subjects to entrepreneurs and businesses in accessible language.
This experience supports his contribution to Audiodrome in areas where music licensing, commercial publishing, brand identity, documentation, and intellectual-property awareness intersect.
Legal conclusions and formal legal services remain within the responsibility of qualified legal professionals.
Founding Audiodrome
Dragan founded Audiodrome to provide creators and businesses with original music, clear written licenses, and practical guidance for using music in digital projects.
He identified a recurring problem in the creator economy. Music libraries often focus on catalog size and search filters, while creators still struggle to understand what a license covers, how a track fits a real edit, what happens during client delivery, and which records should be kept after purchase.
Audiodrome was developed to connect these areas.
The platform combines:
- Original instrumental music
- Individual track licensing
- Written license documentation
- Music-selection guidance
- Platform music rules
- Copyright and claim resources
- Interactive licensing tools
- Commercial-use explanations
- Creator and client-work workflows
Dragan oversees how these parts work together across the website.
Role at Audiodrome
As founder and editorial strategy lead, Dragan oversees Audiodrome’s platform direction, editorial planning, content architecture, licensing research, interactive tools, internal linking, customer journeys, and quality standards.
His work starts with the practical decision a creator needs to make. He structures content around music selection, licensing scope, platform use, monetization, paid advertising, client delivery, Content ID, and the records users should preserve.
Dragan also develops the logic behind Audiodrome’s tools, checklists, and documentation workflows. His accounting, auditing, and forensic experience supports a careful approach to receipts, licenses, project files, publication records, claims, and client communications.
He coordinates specialist review across the platform. Alek Grozdanovski covers music production and classification, Ilija Tiricovski covers curation and edit fit, Nikola Dimitrovski covers licensing structures, Darko Jankulovski covers claims and enforcement, and Biljana Krajcevska supports editorial clarity and consistency.
Dragan’s role is to connect these areas into practical pages, tools, and workflows that help creators understand what matters, what to check before publishing, and when specialist advice may be required.
Professional Websites
Dragan’s professional projects include:
- Audiodrome.net
Original music licensing, creator tools, music-selection resources, and practical guidance for digital projects - Plushkovski.com
Accounting, financial analysis, forensic accounting, and expert documentation - MojBrend.mk
Branding, trademark awareness, business identity, and intellectual-property education
Editorial Disclosure
Dragan Plushkovski is an economist and licensed forensic accountant. He is not presented as a practicing attorney.
His Audiodrome contributions focus on editorial strategy, licensing research, platform workflows, documentation, digital products, and practical creator guidance. Legal content is reviewed by qualified legal contributors where appropriate.