All Posts Tagged With: "myspace profile"
What People Want to Read About Your Band
Sitting down to write those first mind-racking band descriptions and introductions on your profile can be very hard. It involves a great deal of thinking, planning, and usually a lot of collaboration with the rest of the band, your friends and family members for ideas and the “right” thing to say. But, rather than worry excessively about what you want to say, you should consider what people want to read about your band.
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13Oct2008 | maxlowe | 2 comments | ContinuedThe Ultimate Guide to Promoting Your Music Online: A shameless plug for my book…
The world of online independent music marketing is getting more confusing every day. Sometimes it’s difficult for busy independent artists to quickly learn the tools and tricks that will help them reach new fans and industry contacts and keep in touch with their current fanbase.
Back to Basics
Whether you’re new to the MySpace phenomenon or you’re [...]
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21Apr2008 | maxlowe | 1 comment | Continued7 Tips to Writing a Crowd Drawing MySpace Blog
So, you’ve decided to create a blog on MySpace - one of the single most effective ways to draw an audience to your profile. Before you get started, it is important that you know exactly what seven things you can do to ensure that crowd shows up though - otherwise, you will be left scratching [...]
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2Apr2008 | maxlowe | 6 comments | ContinuedSell More CDs - How to Increase Your CD Release Success by 600%!
I usually limit myself to a post a day, but I couldn’t wait to point out this post titled “Study: Blogs Trump MySpace for Selling Music” by Mack Collier over at mpdailyfix.com.
He’s talking about this study from NYU’s Stern School of Business that found blogging has a positive impact on the success of a CD [...]
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20Feb2008 | maxlowe | 4 comments | ContinuedThe Top 10 Music Social Networks
There are a lot of social networks online and more are created each and every day to compete in niches such as dating, pet owners, and sports fans. Knowing which ones will provide you with the resources and interaction you need to market your music is hard.
To help you get started in that process, here [...]
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4Feb2008 | maxlowe | 27 comments | Continued5 Ways a Blog Turns Your Boring Profile into an Interactive Marketing Machine
Let’s face it - a MySpace profile with a few songs and a basic event calendar is just plain boring. It might draw in new friends, but if you don’t offer something more, will they stay on your friends list for very long? On the other end of the stick, if you blanket them with bulletin updates and comments on their profile, they might decide you are annoying and remove you just as easily. What is a band to do?
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3Feb2008 | maxlowe | 3 comments | ContinuedTop 10 Ways Fans Find Music on the Internet
The Internet is so chock full of music in this day and age that you can literally find it just about anywhere. There are social networking sites devoted to music sharing, dozens of different personal radio station websites, and long listings of review and trend setting websites that people use to find and obtain music. With so many different methods and so many different bands, it is no wonder that people use this vast array of different tools to unlock their favorite new bands.
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8Jan2008 | maxlowe | 5 comments | Continued



