After writing 500+ blog posts my first 5 years at Bandzoogle, I've focused the last few years on curating and editing content. But, I dusted off my writing cap to write this new guide (with the help of many BZ…

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by Lisa Occhino

You’ve probably tried boosting your posts on Facebook, and maybe you’ve even run a few ads on Instagram. But have you ever considered how…

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The band is getting along. Songs are great. Gigs calendar is filling up. Now you just need to get people to notice you and you’ll be good to go. But where do you start? 

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by Lisa Occhino

So, you’ve put a lot of time and effort into building a stunning band website, but after the initial rush of traffic and congratulatory…

This post by Melanie Kealey originally appeared on the Bandzoogle Blog.

It’s no secret that in order to appear professional, your own website with your own .com address is essential. So what ingredients make for a great…

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There are a lot of places where you can sell beats online these days. But having your own website is critical to being a top producer, and in fact, it can…

This post was written by Joy Ike ​​and originally appeared on the Bandzoogle Blog.​

For the average artist who finds it difficult to sell his/her music (hint: this is most artists) in the age of Spotify and Pandora, any…