[This article was written by guest contributor Pat Walsh, lead guitarist of the band Chaser Eight.] As most of us are well aware, we’re now living in the age of … Continue reading
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Facebook Promoted Posts for Musicians: How to Build Your Email List on Autopilot (Without Spending a Lot of Money!)
Disclaimer: You don’t need a huge budget to use Facebook Ads effectively. However, if you don’t believe in spending ANY money to promote your music, this strategy isn’t for you. … Continue reading
How to Craft A Perfect Set List
A well-crafted set list can mean the difference between a superb, decent, pedestrian, or down-right awful performance. Hand-in-hand with talent and presentation (attire, lighting, segues, etc.), a well-crafted set list … Continue reading
3 Things Musicians Should Avoid When Asking for a Sponsorship
How NOT to pitch a band sponsorship Imagine you were running a business and you received an email from someone you didn’t know that looked like this: “Hi, I do … Continue reading
How to Earn Additional Money with Musical Theatre Work
[This article was written by award-winning songwriter and frequent musical theatre performer Justin Jude.] Writing songs and playing in bands feeling a little too … familiar? Looking to expand your creative … Continue reading
Why You Shouldn’t Let Fear of Copyright Infringement Get in the Way of Your Music Career
[This article was written by guest contributor Anthony Ceseri.] For some basic information on copyright for musicians, check out our articles: * Music Copyright Guide For Indie Musicians * How … Continue reading
Building a Great Team to Support Your Music Career
[This article is an excerpted chapter from “Get More Fans: The DIY Guide to the New Music Business” by Jesse Cannon and Todd Thomas.] Talking about a team can instantly … Continue reading
The Dreaded “B” Word: Bankruptcy and Your Musical Works
[HELPFULAW FOR THE INDIE ARTIST is a legal column on matters pertaining to the music industry written by guest contributor Christiane Cargill Kinney.] Q: I’m in the mixing and mastering … Continue reading
5 Cool Ways to Leverage the 4th of July in your Social Music Marketing
So are you all set for the 4th of July? [This article was written by guest contributor Tamar Shor.] Get the barbeque fired up, the beers cooling in the fridge, your … Continue reading
How to Book Your Own Tour: Tips for the DIY Musician
Planning a successful music tour from start to finish [This article was written by guest contributor Kristine St-Pierre.] Do it yourself (DIY): the act of doing or creating something without … Continue reading