Getting It Done: The Week In D.I.Y.

Fandalism is a Musicians-Only Social Network Evaluating TechStars TV's Offer of Free Publicity for Free Soundtrack Music The Most Valuable Thing You Never Knew About YouTube’s Business Model Aarti Kelapure. Continue reading

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Bandsintown Updates App With New Social Features

Concert recommendation and notification application Bandsintown has released a new update to their Artist Platform making it easier for artists to promote their upcoming tour dates through the service. These. Continue reading

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Fandalism: Finally A Social Network That Works For Musicians [EXCLUSIVE]

Anyone who has ever been in a band knows exactly how frustrating it can be to find the right band mates. Maybe your friend isn’t the best drummer after all,. Continue reading

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BandPage Expands To Become Hub For Musician Content On The Web

When Facebook required brand and band pages to switch over to the Timeline layout earlier this year, many Facebook application providers felt an uncomfortable blow as the new layout resulted. Continue reading

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Online Street Teams: How to Motivate Fans To Spread The Word For You

Guest post by Moses Soyoola (@moseyshow), co-founder of Jamplify (@jampaigns), a promotional platform that turns fans into active promoters of artists' content. Whatever happened to street teams? It used to. Continue reading

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TechStars TV Seeks Free Music, But Is “Free” A Fair Deal For Musicians?

An ever-increasing and somewhat bewildering array of free marketing opportunities on the web are being offered to musicians in exchange for free music. Sometimes that means streaming music on a. Continue reading

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Getting It Done: The Week In D.I.Y.

Homeless Street Musician Cleans Up Act and Launches Kickstarter Campaign Instead of Building A Fake Following On Twitter, Why Not Build A Fanbase? Switchcam Readies Impressive Video Toolkit for Musicians. Continue reading

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Homeless Street Musician Cleans Up Act & Launches Kickstarter Campaign

Remember Daniel Mustard? He is the once-homeless and alcoholic street musician who became a viral sensation on YouTube after appearing on the Opie & Anthony Show performing a painfully beautiful. Continue reading

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Tales Of A Hitless Wonder: A Band, A Van & 20 Years In Music’s Minor League

I just finished reading Joe Oestereich’s “Hitless Wonder: A Life in Minor League Rock and Roll” and I’m not sure what to think about it. It covers 20 plus years. Continue reading

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Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits & Your Music Career

Reflecting on the passing of Dr. Stephen Covey and the influence of his work, Nimbit's Carl Jacobson felt a fitting tribute would be to explore how The 7 Habits of. Continue reading

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