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Creating a Better Musician Profile with MySpace

Posted on September 14th, 2009 in MySpace, Online Marketing & Promotion, Social Media, Website Management & Improvement , ,

Following on from my previous post detailing some of the worst things you can do with your MySpace profile if you are a band, musician, DJ, MC or producer, here are a few things you should be doing with your profile if you are to get a better response when it comes to promoting it.

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Ten (10) Things Bands Do Wrong on Their MySpace Profiles

Posted on September 11th, 2009 in MySpace, Social Media, Website Management & Improvement , ,

I’m not going to beat around the bush on this one. Most bands have a MySpace profile but not all of them know quite how to do things right – and it’s annoying. I’m not going to name names and I’m not saying there are ‘rules’ as such, but there’s common sense. Keeping things sensible [...]

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Promoting Music with MySpace – Networking

Posted on July 29th, 2009 in Music Promotion & Marketing, MySpace, Online Marketing & Promotion, Social Media , , , , ,

So we’ve covered the basic Myspace features and ensured you make your profile as friendly as possible. Next we can look at networking and getting people to find your profile… and music. First of all, don’t go ahead adding any random being you come across. It is likely to have any real benefit to you [...]

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Welcome to my Music Marketing blog. I have been actively involved with online promotion for many years now, both professionally and in my spare time, and being an active musician for the best part of 9 years I felt I needed to share my knowledge and experience with those that would be most appreciative and could put it to good use.

My aim here is to combine the two areas into manageable chunks and present tips, ideas and inspiration for anyone wanting to promote their music online and offline and generally get one foot above the rest, set themselves apart from the average and achieve what they want to achieve musically. I'm hoping the information I post here can help you do just that.

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