How to Promote Your Music and Expand Your Fan Base
Thanks to social media and digital distribution, indie artists are equipped with the tools they need to promote their music and expand their fan base — worldwide. how-to-promote-your-music.
A collection of articles from the Disc Makers blog that relate to music promotion and marketing, including social media, press kits, YouTube and much more.
Thanks to social media and digital distribution, indie artists are equipped with the tools they need to promote their music and expand their fan base — worldwide. how-to-promote-your-music.
Want to make your band stand out? These 14 band photoshoot ideas will help you plan a shoot for your next album and post on social media. Read the post.
Learn how to get your music on TikTok to increase your chances of getting discovered and boost your music career. Read the post.
YouTube is very relevant for music promotion. Learn all about the YouTube algorithm to better understand how to promote on YouTube. Read the post.
Musicians are engaging in short-form videos and creative content as TikTok offers opportunities for artists to promote their music, get discovered, and earn royalties. Read the post.
Are you an indie musician wanting to make it big on TikTok? These best practices will help you get noticed and gain more followers. Read the post.
Want to elevate your band’s success? We’ve got effective grassroots marketing strategies to help promote your band and music. Read the post.
Want to showcase your band’s talents? Learn everything you need to about creating your own Wikipedia artist page in this post. Read the post.
Every artist needs to create an Electronic Press Kit to promote themselves and their music. Learn about all the elements to include in your EPK. Read the post.
Ready to give your song more exposure? Read on to learn about effective ways you can promote your song after releasing it. Read the post.
Should you start promoting your music on TikTok? We’ve got four compelling reasons to join the latest online hotspot. Read the post.
To attract an audience to your music, you need to tell a story, and a deliberate approach to building your artist brand is key to doing it right. Read the post.
Here are six steps you can take to ensure your band photos tell your story and speak to your persona. We detail them here (and give you some real world examples). Read the post.
You need to promote your music on YouTube, but you can’t be cavalier about it if you want to make progress. It’s a big undertaking, and it can be incredibly rewarding. Read the post.
To be successful, you need to establish a strong online music brand, no matter what kind of music you’re creating. Here are five things you need to consider when building yours. Read the post.