Podcasts about promote music

Summary The conversation discusses the use of performance marketing on Instagram to drive profile visits and conversions. The key strategy is to optimize the Instagram profile by having three pinned posts: an 'about you' video, a video explaining why you do what you do, and a video showcasing your talent. The goal is to provide value to potential followers and convert them into long-term fans. It is recommended to focus on one platform, such as Instagram, for better conversion rates. The importance of social proof and leveraging others to talk about you is also emphasized. The conversation touched on several valuable points for artists looking to break into the music industry. It emphasized the importance of understanding the cost basis of music production and the need for an initial budget for marketing. The use of POV campaigns, where other pages post an artist's music with compelling hooks, was highlighted as an effective marketing strategy. The conversation also emphasized the need for artists to think of themselves as businesses and create value for their fans. It concluded with the advice to be patient, persevere, and never quit. Chapters - 00:00 Using Performance Marketing to Promote Music or Brands - 10:34 The Power of Social Proof and Mass Adoption - 15:11 The Impact of POV Campaigns on Audience Growth - 20:27 Creating Value and Scaling for Brand and Label Interest - 27:43 Appreciating the Opportunity of Streaming Platforms

Social media marketing is a huge conversation but when it comes to new artists do we really need social media ads to promote music? Many music marketers will say yes you need to run social media ads but I think differently because many times Ads can be sterile and passively received rendering them completely ineffective. The question that I'm answering on this episode of the podcast today is how do you market your music effectively on social media. The social media culture is tricky and standing out from the crowd requires skill but it could be very simple if you adapt my advice into your daily routine. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ava-live-radio/message

A number of artists have been complaining about the increasing demands from record labels to get their music picked up on social media. Host of Morning's on Triple J, Lucy Smith joins the program to discuss what's behind this trend.

Today, we are discussing resourceful planning and how to be strategic by using free tools that can help you market your own music. Whitney is the founder of The Marketing Mixtape. Having worked at Capitol Records and iHeartMedia, Whitney is passionate about helping musicians share their music stories. To date, Whitney has teamed up with grammy-award winning artists including Jason Mraz as well as “The Voice” Contestants, SoundStripe, Xbox, NASCAR, CamelBak & 200+ musicians of all genres & stages of their music journey. -- DIY vs Doing it Affordably How to Promote Music that is Already Out Creating a Campaign Free Tools for DIY Engaging with Fans and Music Professionals PR Hack: Writing Guest Contributions Building Budgets Budget for a Photo Shoot -- Use our fans of The Set Up podcast link for 30% off your first year's membership with DistroKid. http://distrokid.com/vip/thesetup A few other cool things: You can use their free marketing tools like mini videos, promo cards and As always, DistroKid never takes a cut. You & your collaborators get 100% of earnings in total. -- If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 30 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. I also love reading the reviews! -- For show notes and past guests, please visit thesetupseries.com Sign up for Sydney's email newsletter (“Set Up Set List") at thesetupseries.com/community --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesetupseries/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesetupseries/support

I did NOT realize how many people thought the other podcast was an actual interview with my daughter and not just a story about her. Well here you go. I heard you loud and clear. And she gets just as ranty as me. It's the 2nd part of the episode. The 1st part is about Spotify letting artists promote music for cut in royalty rates. It may be good for smaller artists but also may bite them in the ass in the long run. I will attach an article if you want to read about the story. Story here --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we cover how to promote your music and get playlisting in 2020! Josh Epple & Ben Farber join me to do so. Both of them work in the sales and streaming at two different record labels and are truly incredible at their jobs. Here’s a breakdown of what we cover: 1:52 - Basic practices | What should every artist be doing right now 5:10 - Putting out new music right now vs. waiting until things come back to normal 7:58 - Pros & Cons of putting out singles or an album 8:58 - How to draw attention to the music you’re putting out 11:55 - How to use TikTok to promote music 17:54 - How to get playlisting 22:14 - How to properly use the Spotify pitch tool 24:50 - What’s the proper frequency to be releasing music 27:50 - Building a relationship with streaming 30:45 - What do once your music gets playlisting 33:40 - Other powerful playlists and tools 36:00 - How to properly network in the music industry 43:02 - How to get in touch with Josh & Ben Josh Epple: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eppelogue/ Daniella’s (Wood Fired) Pizza in North Hollywood: https://daniellespizza.com/ Ben Farber: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blfarber/ Ben’s Podcast: goo.gl/VNMT14 Me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrew_ftw/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/andrew_ftw/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2_TuYF3dJ0rF0L51_0DVaQ?sub_confirmation=1

There are a ton of ways to get our music into the ears of new listeners, but how will we know what works and what doesn't if we don't try a few things? This week, I tested out a few options for music promotion on Fiverr, and though I came back with mixed results, I did learn a few important things that I think are worth sharing. Hit me up on Twitter (@tomdupreeiii) and let me know what you thought of this episode!

Jax Daily The Best Social Media Content to Promote Music. Everyone is always asking me about what kind of social media content is the best to draw attention to your music. Today I’m sharing my best strategy for making your posts more impactful. You need this strategy for 2019.. Submit your music www.avaliveradio.info/airplay --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ep. 94 - How To Promote Music Online & Music Marketing Strategies Part 2 of 4 Join Fanbase University http://www.fanbaseuniversity.com Download Free Music Marketing Promotions Guide https://smartmusicbusiness.com/freesonglaunchchecklist

In Episode #30 of the Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast you will hear the audio replay taken from a music marketing webinar I held earlier this week. The focus of the webinar, and therefore this episode, is the power of words! Promoting your music online means creating content. That might be a Facebook ad, a social […] The post The Power of Words – Podcast Episode #30 appeared first on Music Marketing Manifesto.

STC Feat. D.J. Promote - Music & Culture by Ebenezer Endiryas

Time stamped show notes: [1:01] Introduction to Anthony (web entrepreneur, rapper, etc) [2:18] What drives him [2:30] He's committed to doing art for a living [3:50] His ultimate mission with rap - being a world class human (being profitable and helping others) [5:40] Elevate Everyone - his initiative [8:53] Be more, do more, take more and the rest will take care of itself [9:01] Pay attention to where value comes from [16:04] Many people live in a “dog eat dog” world because they're creating it [16:18] Love is the competitive advantage of our species [17:07] If you're getting into something that has a low percentage of success, pursuing it in a positive way means even if you don't get there you will make more friends on the way up and have more fun on the way up [17:52] It's not just about business. If you're good to people and the business doesn't work then you have more currency out there from being a good person. [22:08] Certain words have an inherent value to them [23:36] His accomplishments in the music industry, where he wants to go, and what has gotten him to where he is [26:42] People who he looks up to in his industry/space [29:40] If you ask and you're specific and try to add value to people, it can really open doors   Three key points:   Love is the competitive advantage of our species If you're getting into something that has a low percentage of success, pursuing it in a positive way means even if you don't get there you will make more friends on the way up and have more fun on the way up It's not just about business. If you're good to people and the business doesn't work then you have more currency out there from being a good person.   Resources mentioned:   Elevate Everyone Anti Gravity - his album @ http://illvibemusic.com/ Pledge Music   Last Question:   How do they expose the idea to as many people as possible? He's looking for any platform that he can give this idea that artists on their way up delay putting their music on paid platforms (iTunes, Spotify) and change the world. Use generosity to grow the number of views/listens. “Buy my album and sale your thing that way too.   You can also pledge the money if you don't think you can help him in above way: http://illvibemusic.com/   How to reach him on his social media accounts (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook): illvibe

My guest today is a 22-year old Cale Moon, a Nashville recording artist, singer, and songwriter. In 2013, his parents sold their home and hit the road to promote Cale’s music. Cale’s terrific support team went to over 300 shows last year. He has an inspiring story of perseverance and determination. Join us!   What you’ll hear in this episode: How Cale is inspired by Roy Rogers Cale’s team and the story of his music career At age 15, began playing guitar, along with singing and acting How guitar made him more of a people-person Learning to tell others’ stories Hitting the road/lessons learned Cale’s biggest surprise? “How much life on the road in a bus costs-just to keep going!” Satisfying life One of Cale’s most important mentors? Marty Davis What Cale truly desires Sleepy Little Town—one of Cale’s first songs Learning to market yourself at a young age Cale’s advice to young performers: “Be humble, be approachable, and always be willing to learn.” How young performers undervalue themselves and sell out for too cheap Cale’s brand new song about a rare day off (Hear it here!) Why time management is Cale’s biggest struggle Not allowing himself to get distracted and waste time Self-evaluating: Why it’s important Find Cale on most social media or at calemoon.com. You can email Cale: cale(at)calemoon(dot)com.

36 - How to Promote Music if You Don't Play LiveLet's face it. A lot of the marketing advice you hear is geared toward artists who perform live. But what if you have no interest in doing live shows? Are you out of luck? Oh no!On this episode Billy and Bob give you a lengthy list of non-performing promotion ideas and examples. Use them to spread your music and attract new fans.

36 - How to Promote Music if You Don't Play LiveLet's face it. A lot of the marketing advice you hear is geared toward artists who perform live. But what if you have no interest in doing live shows? Are you out of luck? Oh no!On this episode Billy and Bob give you a lengthy list of non-performing promotion ideas and examples. Use them to spread your music and attract new fans.

Happy New Year! I know 2013 is going to be a great year and I look forward to the possibilities it brings us all! I was going to post this particular podcast last week however, I realized that posting an interview on Christmas Day might be overstepping what should be time spent with my family... so here it is today! Today I have Martin F. Frascogna on the show, he is an attorney who specializes in international entertainment law. He has worked with international musicians, Grammy winners, labels and tours, currently representing clientele in 23 countries spanning 6 continents. Frascogna also works directly with indie artists at various levels in their career in order to help them efficiently progress using new age approaches and a global mindset. A constant blogger who boldly leaks information typically withheld from artist by labels, attorneys, manager and agents, Frascogna is also published by the American Bar Associations (ABA), the leading authority used by lawyers and universities. Frascogna acted as a contributing author to Entertainment Law for the General Practitioner addressing new global issues. The contribution made Frascogna one of the youngest attorneys published by the ABA on entertainment law. He also authored an e-book series to assist indie artists with hopes of expanding into international markets (How To Market & Promote Music in SWEDEN – How To Market & Promote Music in ITALY). Frascogna is also a contributor, both as a blogger and speaker to MIDEM, the world’s largest music conference held annually in Cannes France. Marty has a lot of stories to tell and advice to give so be sure to check this one out!