Small Fanbase? Here’s What You Still Can Earn From An Online Concert
Many artists are turning to online concerts in hopes of bringing in at least some revenue during the pandemic, if you have a small fanbase, is it worth the effort?. Continue reading
Using Music Niches To Expand Your Fanbase
In order to grow your following as a musician, it’s important to target specific niches. In order to pull this off however, you need to first identify what your niches. Continue reading
Using Your Existing Fanbase To Grow Your Future Fanbase
The commonly accepted rule in music is, find 1,000 true fans, and you’re set, but there’s not reason to stop there! In this piece we look at how you can. Continue reading
Why Building An Engaged Fan Base Is Key To Being A Successful Artist
Deciding to pursue a career in music requires a massive leap of faith, and success is hardly a guarantee. In the end, what will make or break your career is. Continue reading
3 Ways To Identify Your Target Fanbase
When it comes to finding success with your music, you can't rely on fans coming to you, and instead, have to put the elbow grease to seek them out. Here. Continue reading
You’re Not Ready For A Fanbase If You Won’t Go Out Of The Way For Just One Fan
By Michael Brandvold of Michael Brandvold Marketing. A 90 year old women is a Metallica fan and her dream was to meet the band, so they came and visited her.. Continue reading
Instead Of Building A Fake Following On Twitter, Why Not Build A Fanbase?
Some folks advocate building a Twitter following by following others who might follow back. There are even accounts dedicated to giving you more followers if you follow them or retweet. Continue reading
Build Your Fanbase Through Gamification
Building your fanbase through gamification is not about being a player or playing your fans, though some may approach it in that manner. Gamification is about bringing game-like behaviors into. Continue reading
Content Is King: Marketing Plan Tactics For Indie Musicians
This week we continue with Marketing Plan Tactics For Independent Musicians. Check out part 1 and part 2 if you missed them. In part 3, Chris Hacker reminds us that. Continue reading
