by Michael Brandvold | Aug 29, 2022 | Featured, Marketing, Music Marketing
In a previous article we gave you 50 content ideas for you to use when creating short-form videos. This article will give you 20 different ideas of content you can ask your fans to create, for your fans to post and for your fans to send to you to post. Show review...
by Michael Brandvold | Aug 6, 2022 | Featured, Marketing, Music Marketing
Are you looking for content ideas? Need suggestions on what you can create and post to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Facebook and Instagram Reels? We have you covered with this list of 50 different content ideas for short-form videos. VANTE takes over the BRAVEWORDS YouTube...
by Michael Brandvold | Jul 25, 2022 | Featured, Marketing, Music Marketing, News
Meta recently announced a pretty significant change to Facebook. The News feed is going away and actual news will no longer be a priority. The Home feed will now be very similar to TikTok, displaying Reels (video) and Stories. And the Home feed will be driven by a...
by Rai Beardsley | Jan 24, 2022 | Audio, Marketing, Music Biz Weekly Podcast, Music Marketing, Videos
Nerve is built solely to serve music creators and the business banking needs they never knew you had. What if your bandmates could see everything happening in your band’s checking account? What if your banking app helped you keep an eye on your royalty streams...
by Rai Beardsley | Jan 17, 2022 | Audio, Marketing, Music Biz Weekly Podcast, Music Marketing, Videos
SyncFloor.com is working to make licensing music much easier. Kirt Debique, CEO & CTO of SyncFloor.com, joins us to discuss how SyncFloor.com is working to make licensing music much easier. SyncFloor is a B2B platform providing licensed access to high-quality...
by Rai Beardsley | Jan 10, 2022 | Audio, Marketing, Music Biz Weekly Podcast, Music Marketing, Videos
“Nothing worse than an entitled fan. Oof.” — Wolfgang Van Halen Wolfgang Van Halen has been having some back and forth with fans for a while now. But it seems in a recent Twitter thread he might have gone a bit too far with this Twitter reply to a fan, “No one...
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