So the main goal is to get your music out to as many people/blogs as possible (in your target audience) in the quickest amount of time. The way to do that is by going after the bigger blogs, plus the people that you know will listen to and share your music.
As an artist, there are certain things that are expected of you – from both the creative end as well as the business end of music. Understanding the needs of both sides will allow you to make better decisions in your career.
Branding has everything to do with PRESENTATION – HOW YOU ARE PRESENTED AND PERCEIVED BY THE PUBLIC – whether it be online or offline
What type of image do you put out? Does your image reflect how you want to be perceived by the public? Would you be an instant fan of YOU?
So you just spent plenty of time and money in the studio recording great original music that everyone is going to absolutely LOVE, but now what? What’s the next step?
Below are some main things to remember when making music and coming up with your marketing plan and technique.
Instead of recording a whole mixtape full of mediocre music, focus on 3-8 quality (original) songs that you can use to launch your brand properly.
“Marketing is the process of making potential customers and clients interested in your products and/or services.” So marketing is grabbing attention from others. Making them aware of you.
The responsibilities of a manager vary depending on what the artist wants/needs and by how far along an artist is in his or her career. An indie manager takes over the artist’s business responsibilities so that the artist can focus more on his or her craf