All of the content platforms need a way to evaluate the content of its user’s post. Of course, that’s a lot of content getting uploaded every single second. So in order to tackle this, the fabled algorithms were created to handle the evaluation and positioning of content (to place posts in front of the right people)…
Starting any business on your own can seem quite a big mountain to climb, especially when you’re busy creating music and trying to learn the best techniques of marching alone.
To make this process easier for independent musicians, I’ve pulled together 10 of the best tools out there that’ll make your online marketing a lot easier…
With approximately 3,810,000 social media users around the world, representing 49% of the entire world population, it makes sense to be present on the various platforms out there. There are just 6 main social media platforms scooping up over a billion of those total users and four out of those six are owned by Facebook.
In today’s post I’m covering 8 of the best social medias that musicians should be using in 2020…
This week we meet Lizzy V. A recording artist and songwriter from Holland, who like many, has lost most of her income during the coronavirus lockdown. She had to start thinking creatively. How was she going to turn her business around – and fast?
Social media platforms are a great way to communicate with fans. While it’s still very important to keep your channels flowing with great quality content; email marketing is the most effective way to get fans to make an action…
Gaming has been powered by music since back in the days of Pac Man gobbling up the pellets – to be met by ghosts whose presence would dramatically change the music creating a sense of panic to the gamer. Fast-forward almost 40 years and…
Over the past three years viral sensation Marc Rebillet has seen an incredible surge in popularity due to his video content gaining some serious traction across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Reddit. Amassing views in their millions and gaining thousands of followers week-on-week, Marc Rebillet seems to have cracked the code on ‘how to internet’.
Making money as a musician has always been an all or nothing game. You’re either raking in the big money or struggling to get by while pursuing your passion. The journey to profiting from music can be a rough ride and with new technologies and ways of consuming music shifting…
Even though working as a music producer will sometimes mean endless hours behind closed doors, in a music studio, obsessing over the EQ of a high hat. While your performer counterparts are in front of a crowd putting on a show
In a world of passed-appetizer music where we’re told to take the next big hit; it’s time to look closer at why we should be doing so because when we do that, we’re not only creating a more gratifying experience as a music consumer, we’re creating a more lucrative market for artists from a marketing standpoint.