Find Out What Visitors Are Doing On Your Official Music Site Or Blog
If you're serious about your music career, then you already have or intend to create an official website. Your host may provide you with analytics such as numbers of visitors. Continue reading
6 Point Guide To Live Broadcasting On YouTube
By Matt Schlicht of Hipset Network. You may have been uploading videos to YouTube for years – hell you may even have been able to build up a decent fan. Continue reading
Slacker Launches Digital Age Music Charts: Songs Fans Love + Songs That Suck
Music streamer Slacker today launched EQ Score, a new take on the music charts that measures not what tracks a fan likes, but also which ones they don't. Music charts. Continue reading
Why Wait For Google’s YouTube Music Service? Stream It Free Now!
By Eliot Van Buskirk of Evolver.fm. Google and YouTube are working on at least one subscription music service to complement YouTube (free music videos) and Google Music (free music locker. Continue reading
The Musicians Guide To YouTube Marketing
With over 800 million unique users each month and more than a million creators from over 30 countries around the world earning money from their videos, YouTube is a powerful. Continue reading
Evolver.fm Catches Either Grooveshark Or Google Lying. You Be The Judge.
Guest post by Eliot Van Buskirk of Evolver.fm. Grooveshark and Google have had an adversarial relationship since April 2011 or earlier, because that’s when the Android app store booted Grooveshark. Continue reading
Google To Penalize Sites Receiving Too Many Copyright Removal Notices (Except YouTube)
Friday evening Google announced a new change in their search algorithms. Sites with too many "valid copyright removal notices" will be penalized in search results. This decision seems to be. Continue reading
The Music Industry vs. The Internet
The future of the music industry has been debated about and people continue to talk about it. According to Bruce Warila, the talking points can be put into two buckets:. Continue reading
Google Unveils Nexus Q: 8 Things It Will Do For Music Fans
Guest post by Eliot Van Buskirk of Evolver.fm. Yesterday, Google announced a new hardware device: Google Nexus Q, a $300 Android entertainment system for the home that Google calls “the. Continue reading
Quality Is A Moving Target
A couple weeks ago, an article was posted on Music Think Tank about how Google and SEO changed the music industry. In the article, Stephen suggests that “quality music” usually. Continue reading
