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
How to Earn a Living Touring with Your Band, Pt. 2: Making Money
[Disclaimer: This article (written by the guys in the band Marbin) is intended for those who want to make a living touring with a band that plays original music. Click … Continue reading
How to Get Your Music Reviewed
[This post was written by guest contributor brian botkiller.] I don’t know about you, but when I was first starting trying to get my music reviewed, I thought I knew all … Continue reading
Promote Your Music with Micro-Videos via Vine
Best broken keyboard ever. Circuit-bent via Goodwill. Used on “The Late, Great Age of Paper.” vine.co/v/bnB77Z9QMZh — Chris Robley (@chrisrobley) February 4, 2013 Got Vine? Vine is a new video … Continue reading
Clone Your Fans: Put a Facebook ‘Like’ Button on Your Thank-You Page
Do you like this? This is a guest video by Chris Rockett at Music Marketing Classroom.
George Benson’s Return to Pop: The CD Baby Interview
George Benson has got it. It? Yeah, it! What’s it? It: guitar chops to-die-for, a soulful and versatile voice, 10 Grammy’s on the mantel (I’d assume), an international jazz following, an international … Continue reading
How to Make a Living Touring with Your Band, Pt. 1: Booking
Disclaimer: This article (written by the guys in the band Marbin) is intended for those who want to make a living touring with a band that plays original music. How … Continue reading
Now You Make More Money When You Sell MP3s on CDBaby.com
CD Baby’s mission has always been to help you earn the most money from your music. Towards that end, I’m excited to announce that we’ll be lowering the admin fee … Continue reading
Lock in Your 2013 Single at the Current Price
CD Baby single submissions available at current price until February 1st On February 1st, CD Baby will be raising our one-time submission fee for new singles from $9.95 to $12.95. … Continue reading
Your Friends are Liars: What People REALLY Think of Your Music!
Your friends are not true fans Look, your parents and your partner and your neighbors are not going to tell you that your music sucks. Neither will your co-workers, your … Continue reading
Creating Great Music on a Budget
[This article was written by guest contributor Jenny Beswick of dv247.com.] Affordable home recording and music production Let’s be honest; most of us dream of being big music stars or rock … Continue reading