Help content like tutorials helps creators get discovered online. But often, help content doesn’t work for musicians. Learn why that’s a problem and if there are ways for artists to use help content without losing their identity.
TikTok just launched a free new tool that helps artists track their music and grow faster. From song stats to fan insights, here’s the rundown on How TikTok For Artists can boost your career.
Stale social media might be costing you fans, but a quick DIY refresh can turn that around in just one day. Learn how to upgrade your online presence, optimize your profile, boost engagement, and convert casual visitors into loyal listeners, without a big budget.
The new TikTok For Artists platform is just for musicians and offers tools to help promote music and track fan engagement. It could be a game-changer for anyone trying to grow their music career.
Social media algorithms in 2025 may seem complex, but they all run the same basic repetitive test measuring how people interact with content. This guide breaks down how artists can work with, not against, these systems to boost visibility without burning out.
As engagement falls, Instagram Shares replace Likes for successful creatores. If your posts aren’t landing in DMs or group chats, you’re missing the metric that matters most.
Soft power hasn’t disappeared – it’s just moved online, where tech companies now shape what we watch, share, and care about. Behind the screens, writes Mark Mulligan of MIDiA. algorithms are quietly rewriting the rules of culture.
Learn how to use short form video to promote music across social media. It’s easier than you think to create scroll-stopping clips that get noticed without fancy gear or endless editing.
With the internet and digital technologies driving rapid change within the music industry, articles about new releases and who has been hired and fired are no longer enough. Our up to the minute industry news alongside insightful commentary helps our readers sift through the rumors and developments to find the information they need to keep their businesses moving forward.
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