Social Networking for Musicians – Quality vs Quantity
This is a guest post. Nick Lewis is a digital strategist working on behalf of Zimbalam – leaders in digital music distribution. One of the first things everyone learns about social networking is the importance of keeping up a regular stream of content. This can be daunting for people more interested in micro-tones than micro-blogging, […]
Continue reading10 Tips to make your Facebook Music Page work better
This is a guest post. Chris Rockett is a musician and music marketing consultant from London who uses Direct-to-Fan marketing tactics to help level the playing field between DIY musicians and major label artists. Feel free to follow along on his Music Marketing Blog or Facebook Page. A common email I get from up and […]
Continue readingHow to use the Facebook Photo Strip on your Fan Page
There is a way to use the new Facebook photo strip and photo viewer to maximise the engagement of your fans on your Facebook Fan page. You can effectively use them as free adverts for whatever you might want to send your fans to look at off Facebook. We’ll look at how in a moment. […]
Continue readingSongwriting Tips – Songs as stepping stones
This post on songwriting tips is from Ben Cooper. Ben is a professional songwriter living in Nashville, TN. Read more at The Songbird Project. “Keep writing.” This is how I sign off every time I post something on my blog, The Songbird Project. Why do I do this? Well, because I know from experience that […]
Continue readingTop Twitter Tips for Musicians – TweetDeck, Hootsuite & TweetAdder (part 6 of 6)
This is part 6 of a 6 part post which are all collated on this page – Twitter for Musicians. You can find part 5 here –Twitter for Musicians – Involvement & Music. 26. Follow big wigs ….and network like you would at a gig. We posted the other day on the Make It In […]
Continue readingTop Twitter Tips for Musicians – Involvement & Music (part 5 of 6)
This is part 5 of a 6 part post which are all collated on this page – Twitter for Musicians. You can find part 4 here –Twitter for Musicians – Help, Lists & URL’s. 22. Get your followers involved We’ve mentioned this in passing in some of the other points, but it deserves its own […]
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