Getting heard, and then getting paid attention: promoting a release without spamming anyone, a website worth visiting, landing college gigs, and what your audience is really telling you.
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Things Artists Should Know About Their Fans It’s vital to know all that you can about your fans so you can properly reach and engage with them. Therefore, it’s vital to have some form of business intelligence to keep track of them. That might seem like a big fancy word, but it’s really not. It’s jus
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Colleges are an often overlooked, but they have a very profitable and rewarding fanbase that an artist can tap into. However, many artists write college venues off, because they think colleges just want cover artists or pop DJs. However, they might also think they won’t do well with the college crow
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Spamming your work just isn’t the way to go. One thing that you want to achieve in promoting your music is having self-confidence. By being calm and in control, you are going to by default appear professional and have more as yourself.
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How to Promote Your Music Video A visual is essential to your brand. This could be a 30-second Instagram video, or a full-out feature music video. Just because music TV may not play videos just doesn’t mean you should! Social media and fans have pretty much conclusively said that a video, in some fo
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Artist Website Tips Your website is incredibly important, even in the age of social media, having a website is essential. While an EPK or social media will get people to know about you, the website is almost the long-form version. It’s where you can go into detail about your career, as well as sell
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Getting your tracks noticed by prominent DJs and record labels is one of the hardest things to do for any aspiring producer. With so much musical competition around these days, times are tough even for the most talented of producers. Sometimes success can be down to complete luck, other times it can
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