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
How To Use Social Media With Your Official Website
Michael Brandvold explains how to use Facebook & Twitter with your official website by using the KISS website as an example. From 1998-2005, he managed the KISS website and came. Continue reading
Why Musicians Should Partner With Nonprofits
Cause Marketing has existed for a while now and has been rapidly spreading throughout many U.S. businesses. Besides businesses, many celebrities and musicians have joined in on cause marketing and. Continue reading
Breaking Through The Clutter: A New Artist’s Perspective On The Music Industry
The music industry is going through major changes. Some say that this is the best time to get into the music industry while others think the opposite. No matter what,. Continue reading
What Is Twitter? Do You Have An Answer?
Bruce Warila posts an interesting question on Music Think Tank: What is Twitter? Twitter describes itself as “The best way to discover what’s new in your world”. Bruce asked this. Continue reading
Myspace Still Rules Google Search Results
To some, MySpace is becoming increasingly obsolete. However, their redesign could turn the ship around. One thing is for sure though, they still dominate Google Search. Curious about what websites. Continue reading
ReverbNation Adds Twitter Support
FACEBOOK STATUS NEXT ReverbNation, a growing online marketing and promotions platform for music has added Twitter to its artist profile pages. Member artists can import and display their Twitter posts,. Continue reading
