Posts Tagged ‘music marketing’
Trent is Only Part Right
Posted by Erik Peterson | Filed under business, industry, marketing
Over the past few weeks I’ve been noticing a lot of talk among musician resource and/or tech blogs, about Trent Reznor’s thoughts for new/unknown artists to be heard and market their music. Of course, almost all the headlines read along the lines, “Trent says give away your music for free!” Snipettes of Reznor’s post are [...]
Using VIRB to Market Your Music
Posted by Erik Peterson | Filed under marketing, technology
One of the most important parts of DIY music marketing is being sure anyone who likes your music knows where to get it, without having to search the Net. No one is going to purchase your music if they don’t know where to get it. It’s important that you include some sort of link or [...]
How Plugola’s Download Codes Work
Posted by Erik Peterson | Filed under marketing, site news, technology
In the last post, I mentioned how we’re trying a new promotional idea using Twitter, and that any PLUGOLA artists using our free promo feature should supply us with their download codes (obtained in your secure ‘Account’ section after you set your selected tracks to ‘promo’). In the comments section one of our members/musicians, Pal [...]
Your Free-Download Codes on Twitter
Posted by Erik Peterson | Filed under marketing, technology
We’re trying something new on Twitter (new for us) to help promote PLUGOLA artists. You don’t even have to be a member at Twitter to participate. You just have to be willing to try something new.
First, as a Plugola artist, you should be aware that we have a feature where you can allow the song(s) [...]
