How to Use Reddit to Capture a Larger Fanbase
We talk to Sr Talent Coordinator at Reddit, Maria Gironas, about her advice for indie musicians looking to build a following on the platform.
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How to Tell a Story With Your Email Marketing (for Musicians)
When it comes to connecting with an audience, email marketing is still the king of ROI. Here’s how musicians can benefit from that.
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Why and How to Use Playlists to Market Your Music
Every day when I start my work day, I open up a playlist and get to work. Your band could be on one of those playlists — so why aren’t you?!?
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The Pros and Cons of Releasing New Music Midweek
Because of the way major labels time their releases for chart placements, you may want to consider avoiding that congestion with yours…
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5 Indie Music Blogs Accepting Submissions Right Now
Our focus on small, independent music blogs continues with this post collecting 5 platforms we love, currently supporting indie artists.
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9 Vital Newsletters All Musicians Should Be on in 2021
Staying in touch with what’s happening in the music industry is vital these days. Here are 9 of our favorite newsletters that can help.
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How to Define Your Audience Demographics to Better Market to Your Fans
Using data and analytics, and some keen observations, can help you identify and define your audience demographics and grow your fanbase.
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The Definitive Guide to Deciding Where to Submit Your Music
If you’re submitting music to licensing opportunities, labels, press, venues, etc., this guide can help you decide what’s worth the effort!
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What a Publicist Does and Does Not Do for an Artist
If you’re thinking of hiring a PR consultant or publicist for your next release, here are some important things to keep in mind first.
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How to Run Your Own PR Campaign
Hiring a publicist is effective, but expensive, and only as good as your continued retention. Why not learn to do it all yourself?
