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Using Email Effectively as an Artist or Songwriter
Using Email Effectively as an Artist or Songwriter
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Alongside the World Wide Web, email has created more opportunity for independent artists to "spread the word." However, no other form of communication is more abused and misunderstood by them. In this extended discussion between Tim Sweeney and John Dawes (co-authors of The Complete Guide to Internet Promotion for Musicians, Artists & Songwri... more » and Growing Thicker Skin: Learning How to Handle Rejection as an Artist) you will learn the proper email strategies taught to only a handful of the most successful artists in the industry, some of which may be your musical influences. In Using Email Effectively as an Artist or Songwriter, you’ll learn how email can be used to connect with fans and industry professionals, and the most common mistakes artists make. Here is what this candid conversation between Tim Sweeney and John Dawes covers: 1. The clues you may be sending in your email messages to industry pros that you are not a "priority" artist and do not require their follow up.
2. How using free email services can damage your music career and hinder your exposure.
3. What the proper emailing techniques are and what to say to promote live shows, your web site, grab media attention and keep industry pros updated on your "personal story" to further your music career.
4. What information you should collect, in addition to email addresses, and how to break apart your lists into targeted bursts to build an effective email campaign.
5. How often you should be sending email to fans, the press and other industry professionals. This audio book is part of an ongoing series that focuses on teaching you how to communicate who you are as an artist so that your music will have more impact and the value of what you have to say will influence more people. To learn more about this unique approach to artist development logon to MusicHosting.net for more information about our audio programs and artist services.
Author:
Alongside the World Wide Web, email has created more opportunity for independent artists to "spread the word." However, no other form of communication is more abused and misunderstood by them. In this extended discussion between Tim Sweeney and John Dawes (co-authors of The Complete Guide to Internet Promotion for Musicians, Artists & Songwri... more » and Growing Thicker Skin: Learning How to Handle Rejection as an Artist) you will learn the proper email strategies taught to only a handful of the most successful artists in the industry, some of which may be your musical influences. In Using Email Effectively as an Artist or Songwriter, you’ll learn how email can be used to connect with fans and industry professionals, and the most common mistakes artists make. Here is what this candid conversation between Tim Sweeney and John Dawes covers: 1. The clues you may be sending in your email messages to industry pros that you are not a "priority" artist and do not require their follow up.
2. How using free email services can damage your music career and hinder your exposure.
3. What the proper emailing techniques are and what to say to promote live shows, your web site, grab media attention and keep industry pros updated on your "personal story" to further your music career.
4. What information you should collect, in addition to email addresses, and how to break apart your lists into targeted bursts to build an effective email campaign.
5. How often you should be sending email to fans, the press and other industry professionals. This audio book is part of an ongoing series that focuses on teaching you how to communicate who you are as an artist so that your music will have more impact and the value of what you have to say will influence more people. To learn more about this unique approach to artist development logon to MusicHosting.net for more information about our audio programs and artist services.
ISBN-13: 9781929378029
ISBN-10: 1929378025
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ISBN-10: 1929378025
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