TikTok is all the rage right now. It’s only natural that musicians would begin to consider the possibilities. Would it be possible to promote their music on TikTok? Is it a good idea?
In this post via author,
entrepreneur and musician David Andrew Wiebe, you won’t just discover how to
make videos the TikTok community will go bonkers for. You’ll also figure out
whether it’s worth putting your time and effort into.
Bandsintown
reports on music fans’ opinion of live streaming
Early this week, we reported on Bandsintown’s recent findings on fan opinions regarding live streaming. The stats show both promise and challenges that need addressing, but it would appear most fans feel positively about it.
This week, as part of their Get
Your Music Featured Program, Your Music Matters shared Joanna Drummond’s poignant
“Alone Together” video, which features several musicians filming and recording their
parts from different rooms.
Artists interested in getting
featured on Your Music Matters should head
over here.
Jordan Gates of Megaphone
Agency has been sharing his thoughts on how to mitigate risk and hedge against uncertainty
in the music industry amidst the pandemic scare. The post features a variety of
tactics and techniques artists can readily employ, so for those not sure how to
proceed in these strange times, this is a must read.
Music Entrepreneur founder, CEO,
“undisputed champion of internet music marketing”, and quite possibly one of
the music industry’s most prolific writers, David Andrew Wiebe reads the introduction
from his latest book, The Music Entrepreneur Code, on the latest episode
of The New Music Industry Podcast.
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