Band Survival for Dummies – some of what you need to worry about without the instructions
By Stephen Pate, NJN Network, Charlottetown, PEI, Canada, March 18, 2009
ReverbNation is a semi-cool site that can help you get listed on iTunes if you are an indie musician. They sent me this free offer
ReverbNation and the authors of the Indie Band Survival Guide have teamed up to bring you a complimentary e-book designed to help Artists learn how to more effectively market and promote their music on the web. This e-book contains an exclusive chapter on how to maximize the powerful ReverbNation toolset, including sections on: • Setting up your profile • Syncing with MySpace pages • Widgets • Tunepaks • Facebook Application • Bebo Application • Email/Newsletters service – FanReach • Street Teams • Digital Distribution onto iTunes, Amazon, etc. • Reverb Press Kits • Gig Finder
I browsed around and felt like I was reading Band for Dummies. The info seemed to basic. Google any topic and you’ll find more helpful advice. Then I saw this Login and Track Your Gear
Sick of typing out what you own all the time when talking to other musicians? Stop reinventing the wheel. Type it in just once, and keep track of and share your gear and instruments with others –easily. Just login, add the gear you own, and create a list. Then, you can share your profile page with
First who has time to become an inventory clerk in a band and second what could be better than Harmony Central for user reviews. Pass.
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