by Michael Brandvold | Dec 3, 2010 | Music Marketing
I don’t know about you, but manually managing and finding Twitter followers to list each week in a FollowFriday post can be a pain in the butt! Last week I came across a website with a free tool that rocks, www.FollowFridayHelper.com. What it does is simple,...
by Michael Brandvold | Dec 2, 2010 | Marketing, Music Marketing
photo © 2009 Daniel Borman | more info (via: Wylio)You can make money on social networks, specifically Facebook! What is your plan for selling on Facebook? Are you doing anything? Are you just linking your fans back to your website? Now is the time to put a shopping...
by Michael Brandvold | Dec 1, 2010 | Apple, Marketing, Music Marketing
Phil Schiller of Apple is on Twitter dealing directly with customers, why aren’t you on Twitter dealing directly with your customers? Read this and then think of a good reason why you shouldn’t be on Twitter. I don’t care how big or small of a band...
by Michael Brandvold | Dec 1, 2010 | Marketing, Music, Music Marketing
photo © 2009 Paloma Gómez | more info (via: Wylio)SEO can be challenging for everyone and every website should always keep a few basic things in mind related to SEO. Bands and band websites are no exception. Here is a list of a 10 tips every band should keep in mind....
by Michael Brandvold | Nov 30, 2010 | Marketing, Music, Music Marketing
Seriously, if your main website is a MySpace page you need to think about other options. What would be the intentions of a new owner? (Updated) News Corp seemed more ready than ever to divest itself of Myspace in a Monday interview with the parent company’s COO...
by Michael Brandvold | Nov 11, 2010 | Marketing, Music, Music Marketing
A artist website is not the future. A pretty bold statement! A statement I completely disagree with. Artist websites are not and should not ever disappear. A website is the basis for the internet. A website is the real estate that a artist owns and controls. Facebook,...
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