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A lot of artists — including many of the biggest artists in the world — get their website wrong. Here are three big things you need to know about building an effective artist website. 1) The vast majority of people going to your artist website already know who you are.Let’s break this down a little bit.
Curious to know if that playlist company you’re thinking about spending $50 on is full of shit? SPOILER ALERTIt is. Look, we get it. Music promotion is hard. Even the biggest artists with sizable budgets and huge partnerships screw it up from time to time. Anybody remember U2 automatically adding their album to your iPhone? That Drake
Like the rest of the world, we’ve been paying attention to the movement to end police violence and address systemic racism in the United States. More specifically, we’ve been trying to find the right way to help artists use their voice and platform to help — no matter the size. The music industry recently began
Editor’s note: this article on Discord is an excerpt from our RootNote Blueprint No. 1. You can download the whole thing for free and dive in to more information on livestreaming, fan clubs, online merch, and more. If you’re an online gamer, chances are you’ve at least heard of Discord. That’s because the platform first built
Instagram just announced their first steps towards helping creators get paid when they use Instagram Live. The new features are in early tests and focus on two main ways to make money. Instagram Live is one the most popular ways musicians and other creators choose to livestream. A lot of creators focus on growing their Instagram
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