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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Best Practices: Choosing Your Release Date
There are many factors that go into when and why its important to choose a release date for your next release, here’s a basic explainer.
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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?
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How to Get Blog Coverage for Your Band’s New Release
We’re happy to present our thorough guide for how to get your press pitch accepted by more blogs to review your new album.
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Best Practices: Pitching in Spotify for Artists
Getting on a Spotify playlist can drastically improve your chances of getting heard, here are some tips on pitching to those playlists.
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Your Fans Want to Hear Your Narrative: Crafting a Story for Your Music Career
Your brand is about so much more than your image. Here’s how to improve your artistic brand with a well-crafted story, a narrative that’s yours alone.
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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!
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5 Great Online Resources to Help Release Your Next Album
Anyone can release an album, but can you put the work in to make sure your album gets heard by a wide audience? Here are some tools to help you get there!
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What Music Journalists Definitely DO NOT Want to Read in Your Press Release
Not another vanilla headline with formulaic publicity writing… Here’s how to beat the odds and get to the top of a journalist’s pile with your music.
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How to Write a Press Release That Music Journalists Will Actually Read
Music publicist Angela Mastrogiacomo shares her tips on how to craft an artist press release that every journalist is going to want to read.
