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Free Musician, Music Industry Matchmaking Platform Giggem Launches

image from s3.amazonaws.com(UPDATED) Giggem, yet another site that hopes to connect musicians with each other and the music industry, launched publically today. Giggam uses a proprietary algorithm to create connections. But the usefulness and success of any "Craig's List for the music industry" site depends primarily on who uses it Here this Turkish based startup launches with the distinct advantage:FREE.

The company has received $600,000 in seed and self-funding to date. On Giggem, musicians and industry
professionals can:

  • NowseekingCreate
    custom profiles 
  • Count
    on Giggem’s algorithm to suggest the best people to connect with

Musicians on Giggem can:

  • Find
    a band to join
  • Find
    members for their band
  • Promote
    their music and videos
  • Connect
    with labels, managers and songwriters
  • Meet
    industry professionals

Managers and other industry pros can:

  • Discover
    new talent
  • Promote
    artists
  • Promote
    company

At
launch, Giggem has three major features:

  • Opportunities: allowing users to
    post opportunities and discover new opportunities to share with the community
  • Who's Viewed Your
    Profile:
     allows
    you to see who has been looking at your profile and takes a page out of
    LinkedIn's book. 
  • Direct Messaging: connect directly
    with users on the platform 

Watch the intro video:

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3 Comments

  1. How do they earn money though? Is it like a dating site where they charge you to find out who’s interested or wants to connect with you? Or, is it free with optional upgrades like LinkedIn…or optional adverts like Facebook? This is the sort of thing I’d like to know before I sign up on stuff like that.

  2. Interesting, but Reverbnation already does this; is huge and mostly free. I guess $600k doesn’t buy an original idea. Just another wannabe trying to copy others. Anyways, I wouldn’t trust uploading my music to a Turkish website with foreign copyright laws.

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