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5 Things To Do When You're Stuck In Your Music Career
For artists who feel stuck, one of the best solutions can be to reach out to other in the industry and work to build relationships with artists and music business professionals. In this piece we look at five ways artists can get out of a rut through working with others. Guest Post by Steve Palfreyman on ...
Royalties, Regulation, And Risk: Why Artists Need To Diversify
In the wake of the recent DoJ Decree, this article explores the need for artists to diversify their sources of revenue, expanding beyond just musical opportunities but establishing revenue streams completely outside of music. Guest Post by Jeff Schneider, President and CFO, Royalty Exchange The debate currently raging over exactly what impact the recent Department of Justice ruling ...
How To Promote Your Music On Reddit
Reddit is a huge forum with different subreddits – which are like sub-forums for you to hop in and talk to people. They're their own communities. Before I give you a method for promoting your music on Reddit, I want to tell you that: This guide is tailored towards hip-hop artist, but can be used for ...
4 Steps For Boosting Your YouTube Channel's Performance
When it comes to increasing the performance and view count of your YouTube channel, ensuring that the content is packaged and organized properly cannot be overlooked. Here we look at four techniques for improving your channel's performance. Guest Post by Mike Baldo on The Daily Rind of The Orchard Metadata and SEO can often seem trivial for busy ...
Why Indie Artists Should Invest In Vinyl
Though making it as an indie artist can certainly be a struggle, merchandise still provides an excellent source of revenue. Here Michael Moore makes a case for why independent artists should take steps to invest in stocking their merch table with vinyl. Guest Post by Michael Moore on Tunecore [Editors Note: This is a guest blog written by Michael L. ...
3 Things Fans Will Eagerly Give You Money For
While most artists have superfans who are eager to support them, these fans aren't always provided with enough opportunities to do so. Here we look at three different areas where fans are eager to shell out cash in exchange for special access to artists and their merchandise. Guest Post by Dave Kusek the Sonicbids Blog Let’s ...
The Album Release Re-Imagined In A Time Of Atomic Consumption
Music-tech writer Cherie Hu examines how the music industry can alter its current ways and restructure its marketing strategy by tapping in the atomic consumption habits of today's media users. Guest Post by Cherie Hu on Synchblog We are consuming media more atomically than ever. More of us prefer to consume content piece by isolated piece, ...
Indie Musicians Should Focus On Podcasts And Playlists Not Pitchfork And Paste [Kosha Dillz]
In this piece independent rapper Kosha Dillz shares explains the value and importance of focusing one's self-promotion in the direction of smaller more personal podcasts and playlists, rather than fruitlessly seeking the attention of larger media outlets. Guest Post by Kosha Dillz I thought to myself what a beautiful time to be alive in 2016. This ...
Rads: Simple, Affordable Geo-targeted Concert Tour Advertising
Digital advertising, particularly on Facebook, has made effective paid marketing affordable for a more musicians, but it can be a confusing. Rads, a new service from the team behind Bandposters, aims to simplify and improve the process. “Digital advertising, without the hassle of confusing ad platforms. No more tinkering. Make custom geo-targeted ads for every show ...
Social Media For Musicians Who Hate Social Media
Although a lot of musicians would rather be honing their musical chops than committing a lot of time to promoting themselves on social media, the fact is it's become a necessary tool in achieving industry success. Here we look at some non-invasive ways to make social media work for you. Guest Post by Amy Sciarretto on the ...
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