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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Why This Is the Year to Finally Pay Attention to Music Conferences
Why this year looks to be shaping up to be “The Year of the Music Conference” for independent musicians of all kinds.
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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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How to Design a Great Singer-Songwriter Website
Here’s everything you need to know about putting together an effective, and welcoming, website for your singer-songwriter project!
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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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6 Great Online Music Forums to Visit if You’re Stuck in a Jam
Need help on a project, or buying a new piece of gear, or even deciphering your favorite band’s lyrics? Forums are where people go to help one another.
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How to Use Next Big Sound to Grow Your Fanbase
We’re all about the data analytics-powered insight that Next Big Sound provides. Here are some strategies to making the most out of their metrics.
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8 Great Web Resources Designed Specifically for Musicians
Got a band website that you’re newly finished with? Try integrating these apps, widgets, and services so you can capture data and serve your fans better.
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SEO Strategy: How to Make Your Music More Discoverable in 2019
Bands and artists aren’t always up to speed about SEO best practices, but optimizing your website will lead to more plays, more sales, and more fans!
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Streaming for Musicians: The Data That Matters Most
Sure, watching your play count and “likes” totals go up feels good, but how do you analyze how and why they went up so you can create meaningful progress?
