“What Should I Post On Facebook?” 12 Facebook Tactics That Work
If you feel challenged by Facebook marketing, you should know you’re not alone. In an increasingly crowded news feed, Facebook’s algorithm updates can make it tough for bands and brands to get noticed.. Continue reading
Facebook Offers Musicians An Olive Branch With Events Subscription Feature
With Facebook virtually eliminating organic reach, musicians have struggled to reach their fans through Pages. As a bit of a peace offering, Facebook has rolled out an events subscription feature. Continue reading
5 Types of Artists Good Managers Will Never Work With
As a music business consultant, one of the most frequently asked questions I get from up-and-coming artists is, "Where do I find a manager?" And every single time, I tell them, "You. Continue reading
Dear SXSW Band, You’re Screwing Up Your Career With Your Profile
"You made it through the SX gatekeepers and have a shot to impress writers, producers, PR people, labels, publishers, sponsors and all manner of music biz peeps, so why are you crapping. Continue reading
How To Use Facebook For Beginners
Guest Post by Veravo The guy in the cartoon below (after the jump) needs a lesson in how to use Facebook for beginners! Instead of posting on Facebook, he is posting. Continue reading
5 Types of Music Publicists That Indie Artists Should Avoid
By Laura Goldfarb on Sonicbids Blog It's time for me to come clean – at one point or another in my career, I've been guilty of being all of the types of publicists below, and as. Continue reading
How Facebook’s Changes In Paid Advertising Will Affect Your Marketing Efforts
Facebook executives drew a line in the proverbial sand on Friday when they announced their plans to restructure the way posts placed by brands appear in newsfeeds. As if it. Continue reading
Can’t Buy Me “Likes”
Agree or disagree – if a promoter looks at a Facebook page when considering artists to book for their venues, the artist with thousands of fan likes is probably going. Continue reading
