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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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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Smart Links: The Essential Tool for the Business-Savvy Musician
Some information on how and why artists need to utilize smart links for online music marketing, courtesy of Soundfly partner, Amplify.link.
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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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How to Network in Today’s (Online) Music Industry
Without live gigs and conferences meetup events, how do musicians get to network with one another online? Here are some thoughts.
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“Those Who Can Do, Teach!” – Why You Should Teach Music Online
If you’ve got music you’re passionate about sharing with the world, you probably have something to teach the world. Consider teaching music online!
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How to Earn New Organic Engagement on Instagram
There’s no need to buy hundreds of robot followers with this list of tried-and-true tips on growing your community organically via Instagram. Take a look!
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4 Steps to Getting Your Single Played on the Radio
Terrestrial radio can be a powerful medium for promoting your new release. Here are four steps to using your efforts wisely and achieving great air time!
