Music Events vs. Fan Experiences | The Extra 10%

Serving the Super Fan was a common theme among last week’s SF Music Tech Summit panelists, entrepreneurs, and attendee’s alike. With the topography of the music industry shifting seismically, maintaining. Continue reading

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4 Simple Steps to Creating a Killer Press List

By Janelle Rogers on Sonicbids Blog When I built my first press list, I put every small town paper on there, including journalists who covered genres we would never consider promoting. Since then, I've created. Continue reading

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This Week’s Most Read Posts on Hypebot.com

  Universal Music Removes Taylor Swift Aerobics Video Mashup $2 Billion and Counting: Spotify CEO Daniel Ek Speaks Out  Big Machine CEO Says He Pulled Taylor Swift Off Spotify So. Continue reading

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Getting It Done: The Week In D.I.Y & Indie Music

  How to Connect With Influencers When You Have Zero Music Industry Contacts Why Your Band Isn’t Going To Be In Rolling Stone Why It's Crucial to Declutter Your Band's. Continue reading

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MusicThinkTank Weekly Recap: The Taylor Swift Factor

  Jana Pochop | The Taylor Swift Factor Cherie Nelson | How to Legally Use Music to Enhance YouTube Videos

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This Week in Music Commentary

  The Psychology of Music: Why Mood and Memory Matter Understanding Spotify: Access Over Ownership #SFMusicTech Summit | Recap & Remarks

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REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review

Universal Music Takes Down Fun Mashup Of Taylor Swift's 'Shake It Off' And A 1989 Aerobics Video $2 Billion and Counting: Spotify CEO Daniel Ek Speaks Out On Taylor Swift,. Continue reading

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4 Ways to Use Twitter to Build Your Brand (and Your Band)

By Hugh McIntyre on Sonicbids Blog Social media has become more than just a fun leisure activity or way to keep in touch with friends and family; it's become everything – and the. Continue reading

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Is Advertising Your Music Paying Off? [Case Studies]

By Jesse Lakes co-founder and CEO of GeoRiot One of the hardest parts about selling music on iTunes is that there’s not currently a way to see which of your marketing efforts. Continue reading

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