Ever wonder how musicians like Simple Minds had their song become a huge recognizable hit? Their track Don’t you (forget about me) will always be remembered as the final song to The Breakfast club movie. Having your music synced with popular movies, commercials, games, and jingles are great ways to earn money but also get …
Getting your tracks featured in other media is one of the best ways to extend the life of your catalog.
So, when considering your next venue, here are some key questions to ask before you decide.
Have you heard of TikTok? Chances are, you’re about to! The smartphone generation is obsessed with this relatively new social media app that brings together all the best aspects of social media.
Here are three things you should remember as a musician on social media if you want to raise your community-building game!
With the right social media marketing plan, you can encourage your audience to share and post on the day of and even leading up to the event. So here are some ways to capture and promote a live musical event with social media.
Since your fans love it when you share your life with them, here are some engaging content ideas that musicians can share on social media!
One of the benefits of social media is that you can release singles and exclusive content whenever you want. Gone are the days when you had to wait until you had an entire album worth of music in order to release a single track.
Despite what top 40 charts and certain industry executives might have you believe, the value of your music doesn’t lessen with age.
In fact, an important part of being a musician on social media is making your back-catalog work for you in a sustainable way.
Although Facebook organic reach is down, it is still important to have a solid strategy and not be deterred by the notion of lessening fan engagement.
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