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5 tips for building your online music brand

To be successful, you need to establish a strong online music brand, no matter what kind of music you’re creating. Here are five things you need to consider when building. Continue reading

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How to use playlists to market a new release

Learn how to reach a bigger audience with these playlist marketing tips. by Alper Tuzcu of SoundFly If you are an independent artist, you’ve probably released your music on digital. Continue reading

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Why CD Baby (and other DIY distributors) refuse to promote your music

Frustrated because your distributor isn’t doing enough to promote your music? The problem isn’t your distributor, it’s your expectations and understanding of who is responsible for driving demand for your. Continue reading

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A musician’s guide to Social Media Marketing [for beginners]

After many have promoted the idea of constant posting across multiple platforms, Haulix recommends taking a step back and starting over with a fresh perspective on all things social. by. Continue reading

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5 ways to create a brand as a musician

Identifying your brand is essential for success as a musician. Fans want to know Who are you? and Why should I care? Learn how to stand out from the crowd. Continue reading

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The WORST marketing mistakes musicians still make

From too much social media to a total lack of payment options, we’re highlighting the worst mistakes musicians continue to make while promoting themselves in 2022. by James Shotwell of. Continue reading

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5 genius music marketing strategies to steal for your next release

Looking for new ways to market your music? Here are 5 marketing strategies that have been tried and proven effective. by Angela Tyler of Reverbnation Blog Have you ever seen. Continue reading

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How to find the right social media manager

Unsure about who to hire to manage your socials? Here are some essential skills that are needed to do the job right. by Bobby Owsinski of Music 3.0 If you’re. Continue reading

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Old school ‘community’ is music marketing’s hot new trend

Move over influencers, old-school online communities are challenging you as an effective music marketing strategy. 2022 was the year that influencer marketing become a top music marketing strategy, From paid. Continue reading

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How to harness the power of fan engagement

Founder and CEO of a fan engagement company With The Band, Sarah Beth, talks about how to boost your artist-fan relationships and get more engagement. by Janelle Borg from AmplifyYou. Continue reading

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How to avoid the 6 WORST music marketing mistakes

With a busy fall tour and release season ahead, it’s time to ensure you’re not falling into bad behaviors that could spoil your marketing efforts. by James Shotwell from Haulix. Continue reading

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