You spend a ton of energy and money on your album and you want to successfully promote the release. Maybe you want the latest and greatest strategies. Or low-cost, high-value music promotion hacks. Either way, we’ve got you covered.
Today, the founding member of The Slants, Simon Tam, joins us again. This time he’s going to share the promotion strategies behind his next album release. We’ll go over each strategy and break them down. You’ll know exactly how to use them for your upcoming release.
Let’s rock!
In Today’s Episode You Will Learn:
- The key to control and promote a successful album release
- Why the BEST music promotion opportunities happen when you least expect them
- You’ll learn how to spot them and take advantage
- All the ways to promote your music and get other people to pay for it
- A surprising method labels don’t want you to know
- The only person you can trust to promote your music
- How to start your music promotion strategy right
- The steps to successfully promote your music and a breakdown of each
- Free tools to get clear on your music promotion strategy so you always know ‘what’s next’
Links And Info Mentioned In This Episode:
- The Slants Foundation (Simon’s Non-profit)
- Official website (theslants.com)
- Simon’s podcast (Music Business Hacks)
- Music Branding Cheatsheet
- Google Sheets (Use to brainstorm and plan your album release)
- Google Drive (Use to brainstorm and plan your album release)
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Until next time: Rock on and prosper.
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