Your Spotify artist profile isn’t just a placeholder—it’s your storefront, your press kit, your digital merch table, and your virtual … Continue reading
Your Spotify artist profile isn’t just a placeholder—it’s your storefront, your press kit, your digital merch table, and your virtual … Continue reading
Promoting your music through Reddit This is a guide about the power of Reddit and how you can use it to attract lots of traffic to your music. Allow me … Continue reading
[This article was written by Jonathan from Music Gateway, an online platform that allows musicians to collaborate across the globe on studio session work, remixes, and much more.] What’s that … Continue reading
Get affiliated. Get your songs registered. Collect worldwide publishing royalties. When you upgrade one of your existing albums to CD Baby Pro, you retain 100% of the rights to your … Continue reading
Sell your music through Amazon’s Cloud Player app Good news for CD Baby artists: your music will now be available in an MP3 store integrated into Amazon’s updated Cloud Player … Continue reading
Don’t pay for fake plays, fake friends, or fake followers No, I’m not talking about some bad MySpace flashback; people are STILL trying to buy their way to stardom — … Continue reading
Global distribution for your latest single — only $5.95 (save $7). Got a new song that you’d like to sell on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, and more? Working on a Christmas single? … Continue reading
A new tool lets fans tweet compelling one-liners from your website A couple weeks ago, I read a blog post about a cool feature for Twitter which gives you the ability to have tweetable highlights, … Continue reading
[These handy tips are brought to you by GearTrack, an online musical instrument registry that aims to deter theft and aid in recovery.] If you’ve never been the victim of instrument … Continue reading
Here’s something you should NEVER do on Twitter… I’m an avid reader of the site IndieHipHop.net, which is a great resource for both DIY hip-hop artists and fans looking to … Continue reading
[This article was written by guest contributor Anthony Ceseri.] A while back, one of my newsletter readers sent me a CD of his music. It was a burned CD-R with … Continue reading