Why A Musician Website And Mailing List Are Critical To Your Success
Learn how two basic principles of online marketing will build the foundation for success in your music career.
A website designed to build an email list of fans will become the engine that will enable you to reach your goals.
This post explains the ‘how and why’ – Start here!
Continue readingBuilding a fan mailing list, Part 2 –What services can you use?
In ‘Part 1’ we looked at why you should be building a mailing list of fans and some of the basic ways of going about that, both online and at gigs. This second part is a look at what options you have in setting up your mailing list, in which will decide that it must […]
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How to Build your Fanbase (And Why The End of The Traditional Model is a Good Thing)
It all starts with a fanbase. Without fans you do not have a career. In addition, a fanbase will attract the interest of managers, agents and labels, if that’s the route you’re hoping to take. Nobody gets a deal in the modern music industry without showing that they have done the groundwork themselves. Here’s how!
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This is a guest post. Chris Rockett is a musician and music marketing consultant from London who uses Direct-to-Fan marketing tactics to help level the playing field between DIY musicians and major label artists. Feel free to follow along on his Music Marketing Blog or Facebook Page. A common email I get from up and […]
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