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What To Expect When You’re Booking A Tour
Here we look at some tips and advice for bands or artists who reach the stage in their career where they're ready to hit the road for their first major tour, outlining how they should plan for maximum success, and what they should be prepared for. Guest post by Rich Nardo of the TuneCore Blog [Editors ...
Improving The Press Section Of Your Website
Remarkably, many bands and artists don't have a press section on their website, or may simply have a list of press releases in its stead. Here we look at how to create and/or improve the press section of your website, and why it needs to be done. Guest post by Bobby Owsinski of Music 3.0 It’s ...
10 Things You Should Do As Soon As You Sign Up New Music For Distribution
While signing up for a distribution process is certainly an important of getting your music out there, it doesn't end there. Here we look at ten things you must do once you've signed it up for distribution to ensure your new tunes actually make an impact. Guest post by Chris Robley of DIY Musician There’s more ...
How To Instantly Improve A Band Bio
A bio is a standard part of the package for every band or artist, but beyond covering the basics, it's usually a good idea to try and spruce it up a bit, either to convey your creativity or come off as more professional. Here we look at five tactics for easily improving your bio. Guest post ...
4 Things You Can Giveaway In Exchange For An Email Address
While Facebook should be an essential part of any music marketing plan, so much about this and any social network is beyond your control. Remember MySpace? But you email list is yours, and yours only. Here's how to grow your email list: By Chelsea Ira of New Artist Model on the Tunecore blog. Email is one of the most ...
New YouTube Analytics Help Artists Get To Know Their Subscribers
When it comes to garnering views on YouTube, amassing subscribers is essential. Subscribers represent some of your most devoted fans, and are more likely to engage with the content as well as other listeners. Helpfully enough, YouTube is planning drop some new analytics metrics to help artists better track new subscribers. Guest post by Chris Lejuez,Video ...
For Online Music Success, Keep The Theory Of 22 In Mind
If social media is indeed the new word of mouth, then it is important to keep in mind that the 'rule of 22' (that a person with a complaint will tell an average of twenty-two people) also applies, and that artists promoting themselves online need to be careful to avoid missteps. Guest post by Bobby Owsinski ...
Expecting Too Much From A PR Campaign Can Kill Your Chance Of Success - Here's Why
A PR campaign can be one of the best investments an artist can make when they're planning a major release, but putting too much faith in it and setting your expectations sky-high can in many ways be as detrimental as having no PR campaign at all. Guest post by Angela Mastrogiacomo of the ReverbNation Blog Going all ...
LinkedIn: Musician's Guide
While most artists tend to focus their social media marketing efforts on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, could it be that the typically more 'business' focused LinkedIn has promotional potential for musicians? A guest post. This article was originally published by music distribution service Ditto Music When it comes to social networking, upcoming bands and artists tend ...
5 Things Musicians Who are Killing It on Social Media are Doing Now
Social media has become an essential part of how artists connect with their fans, as well an easy and efficient avenue through which they can share their work and harness the power of the personal brand. But how? Here we look at five artists crushing it on social media. Guest post by Carson Yarbrough of Wysidio ...
