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#Musicians: Creating a community for your fans

Building a fanbase is really about building a community. Here’s how to build yours. A guest post by THE ORCHARD of The Daily Rind. Now more than ever it’s important. Continue reading

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How Jelani Aryeh’s team got 40% of his Spotify Marquee listeners to save his debut album

The team at IMPERIAL Music explains how they used Marquee to bring listeners deeper into Jelani’s music, while also using Canvas visuals to reinforce his brand. A guest post from. Continue reading

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This is the must-have music marketing tool of 2022

With more tools and services promising to help musicians grow than ever, you might be surprised to learn that the best marketing approach is also one of the oldest. A. Continue reading

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Should music marketing focus more on older generations?

The demographics of radio listeners and music fans are changing, and so must marketing strategies. A guest post by Fred Jacobs of Jacobs Media Strategies. As we know, things tend. Continue reading

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How one indie artist increased YouTube views 1550%

Looking to get more views on Youtube? Keep reading to learn about someone who really made it happen without unauthorized tricks and hacks. By Rebecca Helgeson from CD Baby’s DIYMusician blog. Continue reading

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12 ways to promote your music on YouTube in 2022

Learn how to promote your music on Youtube from experienced artists and content creators. A guest post from DITTO MUSIC. 2+ billion users. Yep – that’s how many people currently. Continue reading

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Best places for artists to focus their promotional efforts in 2022

New data on consumer behavior reveals the four digital platforms that musicians should focus their promotional efforts around in 2022. A guest post by James Shotwell of Haulix. The hardest. Continue reading

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How to get a Google Knowledge Panel for musicians

When searching for your favourite bands and musicians on Google, you’ve probably noticed that many have a panel dedicated to their music on the right-hand side of the first results. Continue reading

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A guide for influencer marketing for musicians

Learn how to utilize influencer marketing to grow and expand your music career. A guest post from DITTO MUSIC. Influencer marketing is one of the biggest trending hypes that independent. Continue reading

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Write an album launch press release with these 7 steps

Learn everything you need to know about writing a new release launch or other press release. A guest post by Jessica Fender of SymphonicBlog. Navigating through the press is not. Continue reading

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Everything you need to know about fan loyalty platform Tunespeak

Overwhelmed by all of the services offering to help market your music? Fortunately, Brian Hazard tests them so you don’t have to. A guest post by Brian Hazard of Passion. Continue reading

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