Should Artists Promote Their Music On TikTok? [VIDEO]
TikTok relies heavily on music to keep users happy, but should musicians be investing time and resources to promoting their work on the popular video-sharing app? Continue Reading
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Singles Vs. Albums: What Works Best in 2020 [VIDEO]
The debate on the best way to release music rages on, but we can help decide what will work for your career. Continue Reading
DaBaby Sheds Light on the Reality of Social Media for Musicians
DaBaby is one of the biggest artists in the world right now, and even he doesn’t feel comfortable leaving social media. Why? It’s just too lucrative. Continue Reading
What Every Artist Needs To Do Before The End of 2019
With the year coming to an end, it is time for artists everywhere to take stock of where they have been and where they plan on going. Continue Reading
Why Artists Need To Be More Patient With Securing Press Coverage
Anyone can find someone to post about their music, but finding the right place to promote your next release takes time. Here’s why it’s worth the wait. Continue Reading
Three No-Cost Ideas For Better Music Marketing
Music marketing is just as important today as the songs themselves, so take our advice and make an impression with these low-cost promotional opportunities. Continue Reading
The Argument For Buying Sponsored Posts
In the age of social media, access comes with a cost. You can fight and complain, but sometimes, the price is worth it for the outcome. Continue Reading
What TikTok Users Want To Hear
TikTok is making superstars, but what kind of musicians are most likely to get ahead on the fastest-growing social media platform? Continue Reading
How To Make The Most Of Spotify’s Canvas Tool
There are going to be a lot more looping videos on Spotify in the near future, and that’s good news for everyone. Here’s some advice on making the most of Spotify Canvas. Continue Reading
One Music Marketing Trick Every Artist Should Avoid [Video]
The internet has created countless avenues to promote their music, so why would anyone invest money in people who are not crazy about their songs? Continue Reading