Comments on: Facebook music marketing tactics http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/ Online music marketing tactics and services for musicians and bands. Sat, 13 Feb 2010 15:11:42 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Recording/Performing Artist Career: What It Takes To Get It Going | Judy Rodman Productions http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/comment-page-1/#comment-24015 Recording/Performing Artist Career: What It Takes To Get It Going | Judy Rodman Productions Sat, 13 Feb 2010 15:11:42 +0000 http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/#comment-24015 [...] been the norm for music marketing, but the growing word on the street is to also promote you music through Facebook. There are loads of other online sites and sources you should investigate and study. Do your [...] [...] been the norm for music marketing, but the growing word on the street is to also promote you music through Facebook. There are loads of other online sites and sources you should investigate and study. Do your [...]

]]> By: Tony http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/comment-page-1/#comment-15565 Tony Mon, 23 Feb 2009 21:17:37 +0000 http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/#comment-15565 This was an excellent post. Not only musicians, but anyone who is involved with social network marketing can benefit from this information. This was an excellent post. Not only musicians, but anyone who is involved with social network marketing can benefit from this information.

]]> By: Chance http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/comment-page-1/#comment-307 Chance Wed, 09 Jul 2008 01:04:22 +0000 http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/#comment-307 Wow, this is a great site I am glad I found it. I am a musician and have a music site I am trying to launch and am just begining and I will continue to browse this site for helpful tips. Wow, this is a great site I am glad I found it. I am a musician and have a music site I am trying to launch and am just begining and I will continue to browse this site for helpful tips.

]]> By: Jeremy Erie Phillips http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/comment-page-1/#comment-126 Jeremy Erie Phillips Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:40:18 +0000 http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/#comment-126 Awesome site and great article. I found this article in wired today regarding the launch of Facebook Music. Now it looks like there is an easier way to promote a band via the new king of social networking sites. http://blog.wired.com/music/2008/02/facebook-launch.html BTW, you have some great content on your new site. I liked your older site too! Awesome site and great article. I found this article in wired today regarding the launch of Facebook Music. Now it looks like there is an easier way to promote a band via the new king of social networking sites.

http://blog.wired.com/music/20.....aunch.html

BTW, you have some great content on your new site. I liked your older site too!

]]> By: jane http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/comment-page-1/#comment-123 jane Thu, 28 Feb 2008 10:55:24 +0000 http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/#comment-123 Excellent information. Now a days online music is getting very popular and most of the people are getting attracted towards music through internet. Excellent information. Now a days online music is getting very popular and most of the people are getting attracted towards music through internet.

]]> By: M.W.B. http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/comment-page-1/#comment-109 M.W.B. Wed, 20 Feb 2008 07:32:05 +0000 http://notevilmusic.com/facebook-music-marketing-tactics/#comment-109 First I would like to thank you for putting together such an interesting, and attractive blog. I must commend you on the simplicity of the layout design; it was very easy to find an article to engage in. With that said, I found your post about using Facebook as an online marketing tool for a musician very insightful. You not only laid out the foundations and basics of what makes an attractive Facebook display, but more importantly, displayed how it can be directly applied to today’s current marketing tactics for up and coming musicians. Personally, the only online social network that I actively engage in is Facebook. Facebook to me, the collegiate business student from the University of Southern California, has been and continues to be the most efficient way to keep in touch with people I frequently interact with along with past acquaintances. I find it very simple to directly interact, either publicly or privately, among several people in the most efficient manner. This intimacy among users I believe is the next cornerstone towards marketing musical talent to the mass market. As you stated, the news feed function provides real-time feed to what the band or artist is doing, where they are performing, or even personal pictures being posted up. Contacts may see the artist’s “status”, they may read personal interests, look into posts from other contacts, and post themselves on the bands site. This type of exposure and interaction provides unique marketing strengths with little-to-none overhead spent against the artist’s recoupable marketing budget. With heightened, intimate exposure, an artist can capitalize on several income opportunities. For instance, with the iLike function, they provide direct links to iTunes stores where an artist can sell legitimized, non-pirated music encouraging a healthy and booming digital download industry. They also can advertise other endorsement plans from several sponsors i.e. apparel which is often heavily associated among several superstar hip hop artists such as P. Diddy (Sean Jean Clothing) and 50 Cent (G-Unit Apparel). Facebook among other advertising and exposure mediums such as television, radio, and touring all work together to create a synergy with intention to more heavily influence consumers, in contrast to advertising among one or two mediums. In fact, a colleague, and good friend of mine wrote a very interesting and thoughtful article reflecting the strength of such advertising synergies. This can be found at http://klk-marketing.blogspot.com/. Such theories can be applied to enhance the exposure of artists by utilizing such mediums as the television commercial. All in all, I look forward to reading more posts in the future and thank you again for your efforts to spreading the word. First I would like to thank you for putting together such an interesting, and attractive blog. I must commend you on the simplicity of the layout design; it was very easy to find an article to engage in. With that said, I found your post about using Facebook as an online marketing tool for a musician very insightful. You not only laid out the foundations and basics of what makes an attractive Facebook display, but more importantly, displayed how it can be directly applied to today’s current marketing tactics for up and coming musicians.
Personally, the only online social network that I actively engage in is Facebook. Facebook to me, the collegiate business student from the University of Southern California, has been and continues to be the most efficient way to keep in touch with people I frequently interact with along with past acquaintances. I find it very simple to directly interact, either publicly or privately, among several people in the most efficient manner.
This intimacy among users I believe is the next cornerstone towards marketing musical talent to the mass market. As you stated, the news feed function provides real-time feed to what the band or artist is doing, where they are performing, or even personal pictures being posted up. Contacts may see the artist’s “status”, they may read personal interests, look into posts from other contacts, and post themselves on the bands site. This type of exposure and interaction provides unique marketing strengths with little-to-none overhead spent against the artist’s recoupable marketing budget.
With heightened, intimate exposure, an artist can capitalize on several income opportunities. For instance, with the iLike function, they provide direct links to iTunes stores where an artist can sell legitimized, non-pirated music encouraging a healthy and booming digital download industry. They also can advertise other endorsement plans from several sponsors i.e. apparel which is often heavily associated among several superstar hip hop artists such as P. Diddy (Sean Jean Clothing) and 50 Cent (G-Unit Apparel).
Facebook among other advertising and exposure mediums such as television, radio, and touring all work together to create a synergy with intention to more heavily influence consumers, in contrast to advertising among one or two mediums. In fact, a colleague, and good friend of mine wrote a very interesting and thoughtful article reflecting the strength of such advertising synergies. This can be found at http://klk-marketing.blogspot.com/. Such theories can be applied to enhance the exposure of artists by utilizing such mediums as the television commercial.
All in all, I look forward to reading more posts in the future and thank you again for your efforts to spreading the word.

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