Music distribution is one of those tasks that fall on the business side of the music industry, but its importance for artists can not be overstated. For the real beginners…
In our last piece, "A Beginners Guide to Music Distribution for Independent Artists" we covered the basics of music distribution in the digital age. However, we know that a beginners…
When it comes to social network sites, Facebook is still the King. With 2.23 billion active monthly users around the globe, there is no bigger audience when it comes to…
Twitter provides you with a great opportunity to grow and connect with your fan base. Tweeting is free, but investing in sponsored Twitter posts will help you elevate your game…
Having a strong organic social media strategy is important for every artist, but it's not the full picture. Supplementing your organic efforts with sponsored posts on a platform like Instagram,…
YouTube is an incredibly powerful tool at independent artists disposal. Check out our 4 tips for promoting your music with YouTube to learn how to grow your audience.
Musical Artists want to grow their audience while helping their target audience. Learn how to with our guide on how to ID the target audience for your music.
Social media allows you to show off your personality and connect with your fans. That said, you don’t want to forget that your main goal is still to promote and share your music with your audience and prospective new fans. Breaking your music down into bite-size chunks allows you to draw in new fans and gives you the ability to create a lot of pieces of content.
Drawn out intros, lack luster beat drops, and not hooking the audience in in the first handful of seconds can turn fans away, make them skip to the next track and hurt your stream count.
Having Spotify generate a list of similar artists for you is a great checkpoint that ensures the algorithm is beginning to understand WHO is in your fan base.
