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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5 Creative Ideas for Making Your Fans’ Holiday Special Using Social Media
Looking for something special to liven up the holiday season with your fans? Here’s a few ideas you can try out on your social channels.
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The Introverted Musician’s Guide to Showing Up Authentically
A motivating meditation on the unique gifts, perspectives, and values that introverts can bring to a competitive music industry.
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5 Artists That Blew Up on TikTok First
TikTok isn’t just for dancing teens and spunky pets, artists have been using the app to launch their careers and garner millions of plays.
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Does Your Social Media Account Fit Into One of These 3 Categories?
Here are the 3 categories that offer the most value to followers. If your account doesn’t fall into one of these categories, that could be holding you back.
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5 Ways to Show Up That Aren’t Just Instagram Live
During this pandemic, social media has become super saturated by artists of all kinds — break through the noise with some of these Instagram tips.
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How to Communicate with Your Fans During a Crisis
We spoke with composer and indie marketing expert Cheryl Englehardt about how and why musicians should keep the conversation going with their fans right now.
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Grow Your Fanbase with a Social Media Strategy Mentor This Month
Meet your new mentor, Soundfly’s first and only dedicated mentor for social media strategy and digital music marketing, Marta Grzegorzak.
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6 Ways to Cut Through the Noise With Your New Release
With so much new music coming out every week it’s getting harder and harder to cut through all that noise out there. Here’s how you can slice right through.
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5 Ways to Maintain the Fans You Made on Your Last Tour
Just finished a tour with nothing to show for it? Learn how to get on the road and build your fanbase while doing it with these helpful tips!
