All Posts Tagged With: "promoting your music"

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Twitter is a powerful tool for promoting your music online

I was cruising through some of Jimmy Shelter’s posts this morning. If you haven’t been to Jimmy’s blog recently, you should check it out. He has a great collection of resources for do-it-yourself indie music marketing.

In his Band Promotion Links IV post, Jimmy links to a really important article by Ariel Hyatt posted at musicthinktank.com (check it out). Ariel talks about Twitter, and how it’s a great tool to use for reaching new fans and making industry contacts.

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6Nov2008 | maxlowe | 1 comment | Continued
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How to get help promoting your music online

I’m tired of seeing artists struggling to figure out which music social networks to sign up for, how to update their profiles at each one, and just wishing they could spend more time focusing on their music instead of wasting time updating profiles that no one ever visits. Every time I start working with a new artist, these are some of the basic tasks they just can’t wrap their head around… and they’re the biggest thing standing between their talent and getting exposure to millions of new listeners worldwide.

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6Nov2008 | maxlowe | 1 comment | Continued
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The Ultimate Guide to Promoting Your Music Online: A shameless plug for my book…

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Be sure to enter your band in our Socially Awesome Band of the Week contest and thanks for visiting!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 [...]

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21Apr2008 | maxlowe | 1 comment | Continued
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Learn Music Marketing Success Strategies from Mark Joyner Himself!

Internet marketing legend/guru/all around pro Mark Joyner has put together a complete course on promoting your music on the internet for only $97. Granted, that’s more than 3 times the price tag of my Ultimate Guide to Promoting Your Music Online, but come on. It’s freakin’ Mark Joyner!

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25Feb2008 | maxlowe | 0 comments | Continued
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Leap Year 2008 - How Are You Going to Spend Your Extra Day?

If you’re looking to better understand the world of MySpace, Facebook, iLike, viral marketing, blogging, social networking and how other bands like yours are using these tools and the concept of’ ‘Web 2.0′ to reach fans who really dig their music, you owe it to yourself to at least read the FREE chapter I’m giving away. It gives a quick overview of some of the services and ideas we cover together later in the book.

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25Feb2008 | maxlowe | 2 comments | Continued
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Download a FREE Preview Chapter from Max’s Music Marketing eBook
Download this complimentary chapter from Max Lowe’s Ultimate Guide to Promoting Your Music Online. Start learning about how you can improve your band’s presence on the internet and sell more CDs today! (Scroll to the bottom of the page to get a FREE kickstart to your [...]

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25Feb2008 | maxlowe | 1 comment | Continued
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Sell 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 | Continued
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Bandarazzi Goes Viral on MySpace

Back from a month’s worth of vacation and what better way to get back into the game with than a post about a (very?) successful viral marketing effort by California based A Cursive Memory.
I stumbled across this campaign in a post titled ‘Music Videos and Viral Marketing‘ from the folks at musicmarketing.com.
Check out the post [...]

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