Using emails for online music marketing proves to be a very difficult task to master, but a very important one that every artist must master. Fan club newsletters allow fans to stay connected with the artists without the added effort of returning to the artist’s site. I have simplified it into three key areas for a successful fan club email newsletter.
Perking Interest
One of the hardest parts in compiling a music...
Make the Most of the Holidays with CD Baby’s Holiday Promotion Guide
Whether you have a week or an hour to devote to a Holiday promotional campaign, CD Baby’s Holiday Promo Guide is full of tips from artists who’ve had historical seasonal successes on how to seriously increase your holiday sales.
Click HERE to download the Holiday Promo Guide for free .
For those artists who aren’t...
Gadgets and Widgets and Thingies galore! I’m working hard to build up this section of the site. I have included widgets that you can post on your web site, MySpace and other Social networking sites that help you spread the word to your fans and encourage your list building.
Voki
Voki enables users to express themselves on the web in their own voice using a talking character. You can customize your Voki to...
MySpace Marketing
It’s an awesome place to be if you use it right!
You don’t have time to hand comment every fan on your MySpace page and you also probably don’t have time to send out requests yourself! You are an artist, in a band and you are busy making music (so you should be!). Take advantage of FriendBlaster Pro to semi-automate the processes you use to keep in touch with fans. This is much...
Twitter is a very useful place to engage in conversation with existing fans and to introduce your music to new fans.
Here are links to some useful tools and sites you can use to market your music on Twitter, track your stats and automoate some account function to save you time!
TweetAdder
Increase Twitter and Site Traffic to your event, charity, service, business, band, or website
Find Like Minded Twitter...
By james.lamberti
I was fortunate to attend the Digital Music Forum West conference this week and help set the table for 2-days of discussion with Eric Garland from Big Champagne and Russ Crupnick from The NPD Group. In only my second speaking gig with Topspin, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Frankly, the industry has an appropriate fascination with what we are up to, but an unrealistic view on how quickly our...
Copyright 2007 Jeremy Rwakaara
Following are, in no particular order, 10 important things you should do before you release your album:
1. If you are hiring musicians (background singers, instrumentalists, etc.) to play on your album, you will need to make sure they fill out a musicians_release_agreement or talent release form. This agreement is not necessary for musicians that own their own record label, are...
by Bob Baker
I’m not sure exactly what triggered it, but recently my mind started popping with creative, off-the-wall ways to promote your music. So I jotted down some notes and am sharing them with you in this article.
I’ll let you determine whether these are truly “outrageous” ideas. But one thing is for sure: They certainly aren’t the traditional things that most musicians think...