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By: TheMusicVoid

TheMusicVoid — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 10:40:27 +0000

Posterous is absolutely amazing! Agree with you, Dubber!

By: Helge

Helge — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 15:59:10 +0000

Good advice. Still, I belong to the growing group (not community) that really hate all these social media platforms, technologies and web sites. As a creative artist, I hate spending a lot of time pretending (yes!) that I am interested in what other people out there think and do. If this is the price I have to pay (to reach out with my music), I think I will rather remain unknown and free. OK, if all of you spend your precious evenings and weekends socializing and spreading your name all over the web, it only means that the web will become more and more full of information and useless stuff – and it will become harder and harder to be seen and heard. I would rather have ten interesting and intelligent contacts on Twitter than two thousand people that let me know when they go to the gym and when what they will eat for dinner.

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By: Trent Partridge

Trent Partridge — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 04:49:32 +0000

Good stuff Rachael and congrats with song on Breast Cancer CD great accomplishment.

Also Matt your site http://www.beatcast.tv looks great love it. I will

My book ‘Internet Marketing For Music Artist, Models and Entertainment’ is out at http://www.musicandmodelmarketing.com . Special price for another day or so. My book 4 other ebooks and 4 videos. Great standard info at crazy price right now. Download today tons of info.

I would highly recommend everyone and anyone to use the Social Network Aggregaters mentioned above. They are crazy sick tools that work and the search engines love them. I mean really love them! Sorry I mean really really love them. I have now used them for like 9 months and now getting contacts from all of them.

Happy New Year and please be safe

By: rachael

rachael — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 20:09:54 +0000

Thanks for your informative post. There are lots of great links provided here that I did not know about and I look forward to exploring them.

In regards to an earlier comment, I will add that i use Revernation, not fully, though I only have a farily basic profile there, but it appears to have a lot of great features tailored towards the needs of a recording artist or band. I don’t have an album to sell which is why its not my priority site, but I am a live performer and I work in studio, so its handy to have at least some music site to link to for info on my performance calander and demos etc. As well as my own website, I have FB, and others which all link to one another. I only use as many as I can comfortably manage personally.

Video is my recording format of choice, so I my network ‘hub’ is from You Tube. Mine is just a home video channel, there is nothing produced about my videos at all. Its a virtual scrapbook. But I do use the videos to promote other projects or to get jobs locally, and I have great success with attaching videos to emails or resumes. It give people a human view to who I am or what I can do for them. I have a videos that promote my music as well as ones that will make you laugh, think, or cry.

I often make great connections with people world wide as well. I have recently given permssion for song that I wrote about Breast Cancer, to be placed on an upcoming album for a website based out of New York, called Stupid Cancer. The first complilation CD sold 50,000 copies and raised funds for youths with Cancer, and I have the honor of being on the next album, to be released this year. All because I made a video of me in my kitchen, singing my original song about breast cancer, and then posted it it on You Tube. :)

I have read a few of your posts, and will be adding you to my watched blogs list. I will also go see Chris’s site and make sure to bookmark it.

happy new year~

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By: chris

chris — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:36:40 +0000

Don’t forget Utterli http://utterli.com

By: Matt

Matt — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 08:35:18 +0000

All very interesting stuff Trent, we certainly are working to sort our SEO and internet visiblity. I’ve started a new digital tv channel for music, in fact we’re still finding out feet we’re that new. The idea is to make one social network that is dedicated to music. You can do everything that Myspace and Facebook can do but it’s all about music. Alongside this we do weekly shoots which are broadcast online free and most are available as video and audio podcasts, which you can subscribe to. The idea is to create a platform for all the great music out there on the live scene, creating exposure for artists who may not normally get exposure. We do signed and unsigned, with a new competittion for unsigned acts to gain the opportunity to have a free BeatCast Sessions studio shoot/multitrack recording session, based on their popularity, which is measured through members of the the group they create on BeatCast.

As I say it’s very early days, any thoughts/comments welcome.

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