No One Will Remember Your Band: 10 Ways to Stop Being Forgettable
Avid music fans like to seek out new music and attend shows. It is always great when these fans decide to support your music, but people are often overwhelmed and. Continue reading
MTT Weekly Recap: An Ode to The Beauty of Bandcamp
Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Bobby Owsinski: 4 Steps To Transition From Playing Cover Songs To Your Own Music Mark Dowdell: One Man's Ode To The Beauty Of. Continue reading
2000 Things to Generate 20,000 – Give a Musical History Tour
On Music Think Tank, Michael Brandvold challenges you to do 2000 things to generate 20,000 fans. One thing he suggests: Give a musical history tour. View the single list of. Continue reading
How To Rule The World: Realizing The Dream Of A Global Music Career
A common theme runs through movies and among all cultures: world domination. On Music Think Tank, Music On The Make suggests how to move toward a goal that many musicians. Continue reading
Ariel Hyatt’s Music Marketing Basics: Newsletters, Products & Polls
Ariel Hyatt, fresh from the ASCAP Expo in Los Angeles, has some music marketing lessons for all artists. As many know, making it in the music industry is very hard.. Continue reading
Here We Go Again: The bright new future ahead where we can all share music in the cloud, NOT..
The music industry and the web are buzzing about Google’s new cloud music service. On Music Think Tank, David Greenberg shares his opinion on music in the cloud and points. Continue reading
An Introduction To The Self-Released Album
You have been working hard, playing your music and finally have a couple songs or maybe even an album. The question is: How do I sell my music or get. Continue reading
The New Music Industry is Not Coming
According to Taurean Casey on MusicThink Tank, the new music industry is already here. Different business models are reshaping how we market and distribute music. Change is inevitable and the. Continue reading
12 Tips To Handle Musician Social Media Overload
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube…the list goes on. Dozens of social media that artists use to connect with fans and market themselves. Great tools, but tiresome if you have a billion other. Continue reading
