Zoe Keating’s Experience Shows Us Why YouTube’s Attitude To Creators Must Change
By Mark Mulligan on Music Industry Blog It is easy to think of the internet as a mature medium, especially for those who were born into the internet era. However we are. Continue reading
Getting It Done: The Week In D.I.Y & Indie Music
How to Revolutionize Your Band's Social Media Presence in Under 30 Minutes a Day How To Use Twitter, Instagram and Gmail Sponsored Promotions For Music Why and How to Find. Continue reading
REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review
Google Tells Zoe Keating: Sign Music Key Deal or We'll Block Your YouTube Channel Why You Should Give A Shit About SEO Pink Floyd's Nick Mason Puts Spotlight On Apple's. Continue reading
Record Label Exec’s View On New Media Strategy
In this episode of the Upward Spiral, a music business podcast, we talk with Theda Sandiford, who is the VP of Commerce at Republic Records and Island Records, where she. Continue reading
Does Anyone Actually Discover Music On Twitter?
Guest Post by Chris Robley on The DIY Musician Blog Hip hop blogger Mike Trampe wrote an interesting article you might want to check out about online music promotion called. Continue reading
Creating An Experience Before A Website
By Ethan Schiff on Music Marketing Money As a new artist, it’s very easy to buy into the mindset that there’s a list of things you must do to compete in today’s music. Continue reading
Tune in TLV vs SXSW; Destination Wedding vs Mandatory Family Wedding
Guest Post by Kosha Dillz Why would I love a little Israel Music Conference more than SXSW? When it comes to music conferences, I feel like I can compare them to weddings. SXSW. Continue reading
How To Use Twitter, Instagram and Gmail Sponsored Promotions For Music
By Jasmine Nguyen on Dash Two Blog Happy New Year everyone! We’ve missed you over the holiday break. To start 2015, here’s a brief introduction to get you acquainted with advertising. Continue reading
Twitter Parallels Facebook’s WhatsApp Buy With Acquisition Of ZipDial
After open criticism for the company's slow development, Twitter aims to put itself back on the map with the acquisition of ZipDial – a service provided through mobile devices to. Continue reading
