Using SoundCloud As A Marketing Tool
As a touring artist, there are going to be chunks of time where you simply aren’t able to release new music. So how can you keep fans engaged during these. Continue reading
YouTube Video Tips & Tools From The Music Playbook To vidIQ
YouTube remains one of the core web and mobile tools for musicians for so many reasons from revenue generation to social media power. While some consider YouTube a fair weather. Continue reading
To Indie Artists And Dreams
Musicians can utilize social media and other online tools to try and get their music heard. These tools should be seen as only a part of the promotion strategy. In. Continue reading
MusicThinkTank.com Weekly Recap: Are EDM & Hip Hop Better Suited For New Music Industry & More
Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Ariel Hyatt: Musician’s Arsenal: Killer Apps, Tools & Sites – Official.fm Ben Sommer: Why Copyright Is Evil Derek Miller: Electronic and Hip Hop Better Suited. Continue reading
A Musicians’ Guide To Google – Tips To Maximize Your Google Experience
There’s no denying Google's impact. It has become part of the vernacular (I am going to google…). On Music Think Tank, Ariel Hyatt explains why Google is awesome and shares. Continue reading
Musician’s Arsenal: Crowdbooster Social Analytics
On Music Think Tank, Ariel Hyatt continues with the Musician’s Arsenal series. The series has featured tools and websites such as Visibli and Limelight. This week, the series introduces Crowdbooster. Continue reading
Infographic: Artist RoadMap To Social Media
With so many websites and tools to connect with fans, it can be hard to keep track of which are important and its purpose. On Music Think Tank, Brendan Moore. Continue reading
Ariel Hyatt On Killer Apps, Tools & Sites: Visibli
On Music Think Tank, Ariel Hyatt continues the Musician’s Arsenal series which features music apps, tools, and websites. The series has featured websites and apps such as Onesheet and Turntable.fm.. Continue reading
Google+ is for PEOPLE, Not Bands
Many have said that Google+ can be a powerful tool for musicians. However, Jason Parker believes that Google+ is for people and not for bands. Google is still developing pages. Continue reading
