Marketing Music
Credit cards make it easier to increase your merch and music sales anywhere you go. Disc Makers’ Echoes blog explores how to get yourself set up to accept credit cards at every gig you play.
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TuneCore artist Jennifer Paige shares some tips with about how artists can get press without a publicist in this latest TuneCore Blog post.
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DIY Musician Blog shares a guest post from Philip Taylor, editor-in-chief at PT Money, where the focus is on fixing your finances so you can build the life you want. Here, Philip presents 101 ways to make money as a musician.
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Indie on the Move is a collaborative music venues database and tour booking resource for independent musicians to book their own U.S. tours - for free. In this guest post on Bandzoogle, they discuss ways to get your fans to help promote your shows for a tour.
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BandPage and Ning are teaming up to bring dynamic community features to bands who want to let their fans take center stage. With Ning, bands can create a custom fan community in minutes, combining publishing, community and BandPage content, and connecting fans through tools such as band- or fan-led: blogs, forums, photo sections, and more.
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Regardless on what your personal views are on Zuckerburg’s creation; Facebook is quite simply the ‘go to’ place for anyone to have a gander at a band/artist recommended by someone or something. Pursehouse contributes 10 things people in the music industry folks want to see on or shooting off from your Facebook page on The Sentric Music Blog.
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In their weekly open thread, Musformation reader Fresh Eyes wrote in to ask how you can promote your music even when you have no time or money.
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