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Just Buy My Damn Music: A Rockstar Guide To Participating in Social Media Without Actually Being Engaged.
1. Just Buy My Damn Music
How Rockstars Can Further Their Career
Without Engaging in Social Media and Online
Tools
Charles Alexander
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Acknowledgements
Dave Delaney
Pinky Gonzales
David Hooper – Music Business Radio
Lydia Hutchinson – Performing Songwriter
Mark Krejci
Mark Montgomery
Kate O’Neill
Lucas Parry
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• Get signed to major label for $1 million dollars
• Actually make it $2 million
• You have an amazing team behind you and all you have to do
is just show up. They’ll do everything else.
• A rich relaTve died and leU you a big pot of money.
• T‐Bone BurneW endorses and champions you. Also told you to
stay off the Internet.
• You can afford and sTll pay for major market radio airplay.
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• Building A Mystery
• The Music Stands By Itself
• The Sound Quality Sucks
• No Time. I Have To Create Music.
• How Do I Know It's Gonna Work?
• I Feel Cheesy (or Dirty)
• Ariel HyaW's Social Media Food Pyramid
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Musician’s Social Media Pyramid
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LIKE: BREAD, CEREAL, PASTA
SERVINGS (RECOMMENDED FREQUENCY):
3 - 4 OUT OF EVERY 10 POSTS
GROUP 1. DIRECT ENGAGEMENT
LIKE: MEAT, POULTRY, FISH, BEANS, EGGS
SERVINGS (RECOMMENDED FREQUENCY): 2 - 3
OUT OF EVERY 10 POSTS
GROUP 3. CURATE CONTENT
(AKA SELF PROMOTION)
LIKE: FATS, OILS & SWEETS (USE SPARINGLY!)
SERVINGS (RECOMMENDED FREQUENCY):
1 OUT OF EVERY 10 POSTS
GROUP 5. SHINING A LIGHT ON YOURSELF
LIKE: MILK, CHEESE & YOGURT
SERVINGS (RECOMMENDED FREQUENCY):
2 OUT OF EVERY 10 POSTS
GROUP 4. A PICTURE SAYS 1,000 WORDS
LIKE: FRUITS & VEGETABLES
SERVINGS (RECOMMENDED FREQUENCY):
2-3 OUT OF EVERY 10 POSTS
GROUP 2: SHINE A LIGHT ON OTHERS
Courtesy of Ariel Publicity
hWp://www.arielpublicity.com
In Ariel’s Blog Post: “Can You Eat? Then You Can Master Social Media!”
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Engage
• Directly by email. So yes, you do need a mailing list. Strongly recommend
ReverbNaTon’s mailing list tool, FanReach or FanReach Pro. FanReach Pro allows for
customizaTon. RN also allows widgets to be embedded across your touch points on the
web.
• Blog on your own web site. If at all possible. Consider using Wordpress, SquareSpace or
BandZoogle.
• Video is the new radio. YouTube is your friend. So is Vimeo. Should be a key part of your
new media strategy.
• FaceBook Fan/Like Page – let it become your bread & buWer.
• MySpace? No, I’ve not lost my mind. Yes, sTll a relevant listening/discovery tool for
music. It’s the default go to for folks who want to listen to your music. Don’t worry about
your friends count though.
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Julia Nunes on YouTube
This video: 904,000+ views
CumulaTve: Almost 40M views
Almost 178,000 subscribers
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A word about Twi1er
If you can do it and do it
well, go for it. If not,
beWer to get an account
and observe for a while…
Follow folks who tweet
well such as Ingrid
Michaelson
(@ingridmusic), Imogen
Heap (@imogenheap) and
Gabe Dixon
(@gabedixonmusic).
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The Mack Daddy of Music Marke8ng Pla;orms
Have been introduced lately to TopSpin. Cadillac of music
markeTng plaporms. Commissions are a bit on the high
side – around 20%. Not for everyone – but worth looking
at.
I hear NimBit is a compeTTve alternaTve. No direct access
so I can’t try it out. But have been told it’s preWy good.
Finally, our own Marcus Whitney is CTO of MoonToast a
social commerce plaporm for music. Get in touch with
Marcus for more info.
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Charles Alexander
ArTst Services: www.outsidetheboxmusic.com
ArTst Site: www.charlesalexander.com
Email: charles@charlesalexander.com
TwiWer @musiccharles
Phone: 615 294‐8003
QuesTons? Answers?