by Michael Brandvold | Feb 2, 2018 | Audio, Music Biz Weekly Podcast, Music Marketing, Videos
What is Your Story? Releasing a New Album is NOT a Story! This week we discuss with Wade Sutton the importance of your biography, press releases and a press kit. What should and shouldn’t be part of each one. Wade Sutton is the founder of Rocket to the Stars, an...
by Michael Brandvold | Jan 19, 2018 | Audio, Music Biz Weekly Podcast, Music Marketing, Videos
What Is The Role of a Band Manager? We speak with Darrin Pfeiffer, manager of country recording artist Ryan Sims. Darrin is a musician, record producer, band manager and radio personality (Dangerous Darrin show). He has played drums in the pop punk bands Goldfinger,...
by Michael Brandvold | Jan 12, 2018 | Audio, Music Biz Weekly Podcast, Music Marketing, Videos
How to Submit Your Own Music to Blogs and Playlists For the first episode of 2018 we are joined by Jason Grishkoff from SubmitHub.com. Jason shares with us how SubmitHub was born out of a need for managing submission to his own music blog, Indie Shuffle. We discuss...
by Michael Brandvold | Dec 22, 2017 | Audio, Music Biz Weekly Podcast, Music Marketing, Videos
Why You Need a Landing Page for Your Next Release Linkfire co-founder Jeppe Faurfelt discusses intelligent URLs and landing pages for your release. For more information visit https://linkfire.com Visit Hypebot for music business news and insights. www.Hypebot.com If...
by Michael Brandvold | Dec 15, 2017 | Audio, Music Biz Weekly Podcast, Music Marketing, Videos
How You Can Add a Sponsored Song to Streaming Services We are joined by Daniel Sander, Head of Business Development & Marketing at Feature.FM. We discuss two of Feature.FMs most exciting features; sponsored songs in streaming services and Spotify pre-saves....
by Michael Brandvold | Dec 8, 2017 | Audio, Music Biz Weekly Podcast, Music Marketing, Videos
Don’t Leave Old Tour or Album Promotion Assets Up After They Are Over We have discussed plans to market and promote your album or tour. Plans for your downtime. But… do you have a plan for when your tour ends or your album has run it’s course? To...
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