If you haven’t already found it, please click over to Sessionville’s web site and read my post with networking tips for getting local gigs. Independent bands and solo artists should find these tips to be of interest. While you’re there, be sure to check out what else Sessionvile has to offer. The crew there is …
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Updated Stuff I’m doing right now includes: Working from home on both my day job and my music projects. Please wear your mask, practice physical distancing, and give lots of virtual ((hugs)) until this pandemic subsides. Be well, my friends!Everything else is still in full bloom here, like: Offering you custom songs to give to …
There: I said it. Of course, in addition to FaceBook, it probably applies equally to Twitter, TikTok, and any other social network you can name. Even the social sharing sites like YouTube, Instagram, and others also could be equally as “deadly”. I think you’ll see what I mean. 1 – Social Networks Suck Social networks …
Connect with Stan Stewart: What’s on this page? Contact Stan Stewart via email. Sign up for his email (almost monthly) newsletter. Yeah, sign up. Connect on social and music networks. Basics of requesting a guest post. Interested in learning more about muz4now™? Need to spur your muse on? Looking for ways to be creative and in “the now”? …
There’s always something new to try with music: how about hosting an open mic?
Nice. You have an album release ready to be heard. Though there are a million ways to get your songs heard, only a few of them can be covered in this post. You already know about many free ways to get promo. Those include telling your friends/fans, sending an announcement to your mailing list, and sharing …
This is the one you were waiting for, right? I made the most mistakes in my album release when it comes to marketing. Even if you think you have all of your publicity set up via social media or whatever, don’t assume that you’re done until you’re done. If you don’t take anything else from …
10 weeks of recommendations for people to follow on Twitter. Honestly, that’s probably a record for me to do the same thing that many weeks in a row. These are all wonderful people and hope you’re checking out their tweets and giving them a retweet or two. This week, I’m doing a couple of sneaky …
Yes, it’s time for my ninth installment of #2FollowTuesday: check out the previous recommendations by clicking here. This week, I chosen two inspiring women whose hearts shine through into the virtual world of Twitter. They each have distinctive voices that show their character. What’s in common between them is their forward-thinking and affirmation. They choose …
Here is the fifth in my series of #2FollowTuesday recommendations for folks to follow on social networks, especially Twitter. I have two more that I admire for a host of reasons, mostly because they both follow their dreams… #Follow @TraceTV – he puts the SOCIAL in social networking Click To Tweet Tracy Ready understands reciprocity …
