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Beats Music Trumps Spotify In Artist Payouts
In terms of subscribers and market share, Beats Music (acquired by Apple as part of its purchase of Beats in May of last year) is way behind Spotify. But there's one area where Beats Music appears to be ahead - the per-stream payout to artists/labels. Guest Post by David Harrell on Digital Audio Insider The first payouts from ...
How To Thrive In A Post-Download Era With Superfans
Have you read the news recently? Download sales are declining. Think about it, when was the last time you bought a download from iTunes? Guest Post by Berklee Online music business instructor, Chandler Coyle on the Bandzoogle Blog Chandler is one-half of the fan experience agency Music Geek Services and is also the publisher of the The Coyle Report, ...
Become Your Own Gig Booking Guru
Do you have trouble booking shows? Are you playing for the wrong crowds? Do you send email after email with no response? It's tough being an independent musician – booking your own gigs, doing your own promotion, all while focusing on the growth of your music. Guest Post by Sam Friedman on Sonicbids Blog It's important to understand how bands ...
Google Launches "YouTube For Artists" Free Toolkit For D.I.Y. Musicians
Music helped make YouTube successful, and now YouTube is helping the people who make music find more success on and off the video streamer. Its all part of a trend we're seeing at Spotify, Pandora and else finding ways to add value to creators that don't include raising payments to them. Google's YouTube has launched YouTube ...
8 Things That Should Be In Every Band's Digital Press Kit
Guest Post by Dave Cool There are many different kinds of people that will be visiting your website, but likely for different reasons. These include your current fans, potential new fans, as well as media, bloggers, bookers, and other industry folks. For example, your fans might go to your website to read your latest blog post or download ...
8 Reasons Your Fans Hate Your Band's Website
By Dave Cool on the Bandzoogle Blog When a fan visits your band’s website, you don’t want them to have the same reaction as the in the thumbnail (be sure to check out the video at the bottom of the post). Your website should be a place fans enjoy visiting to get your latest news, hear your latest music, ...
The Complete DIY Guide To Getting Your Music Featured On Music Blogs
"There are many facets of a successful music publicity campaign, but among the most common questions I hear from newer artists are about how they can promote their music independently and get it covered on music blogs." Guest Post by Nicholas David, Founder of Sunshine Promotion Since many new artists often don’t have the money to ...
12 Radio Promotion Tips To Help Build Awareness For Your Band
Radio promotion is the process of soliciting your music to radio stations to get airplay, to build professional relationships, and to make fans. Are you getting the most out of your radio promotion campaigns? Guest Post by Bobby Borg College radio stations, web radio stations, satellite radio stations, and commercial specialty shows (the “locals only” type ...
4 Out-of-the-Box Ways To Promote Your Next Album
Social media's nice and all, but in order to stand out, sometimes you just need to find more creative ways to market yourself. Try one (or all!) of these four out-of-the-box promotional ideas for your next album release. Guest Post by C.S. Jones on Sonicbids Blog Paradoxically, the internet has made it much easier to reach your ...
3 Simple Social Media Tweaks That Impact Fan Engagement
Little tweaks in your social media strategy and simple messages, tweets, or emails can make a surprisingly large impact on your music career. And those little changes can add up to something game-changing. Guest Post by Dave Kusek on Sonicbids Blog The New Year always brings thoughts of big changes and complete revamps when it comes to your music career, ...
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