Writing an Elevator Pitch for Your Music
Professional band bio writer and Musician Coaching Editor in Chief Julia Rogers presents some best practices to consider when writing an elevator pitch for your music.
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Biggest Bio F&*k-Ups
A collection of five major mistakes that can ruin an artist’s bio.
Modern Music PR
Jamie Roberts is the President of For the Win Media, a full-service public relations and business development company based in NYC that represents artists/labels/musicians, websites,… Read more »
5 Tips for Approaching Music Journalists
Julia L. Rogers, music writer and business strategist delivers tips for artists that want to garner the attention of music journalists and get their music out there.
Communicating a Consistent Artist Brand
Music bio writer Julia L. Rogers delivers some tips for artists about developing a consistent and unique artist brand, voice and identity.
5 Tips about Writing Your Own Band Bio
Julia L. Rogers, music writer and business strategist delivers tips for artists that want to write their own compelling band bios.
How to Promote Your Music with the Press
Senior publicist Pam Nashel Leto of Girlie Action talks about the changing landscape of music PR and shares some techniques artists can use to approach the press, give quality interviews and promote and market their music.
Radio Station Promotions
David Avery of Powderfinger Promotions talks about how and when artists can work radio promotion into their business strategies, build relationships with fans and establish long-term careers in music.
Building a Public Relations Strategy
Independent multi-media consultant and media relations specialist Shirronda Sweet talks about building a strong music PR campaign and how artists can successfully release music and other content and present themselves well to the press.
Press Release Tips for the DIY Artist
Editor in Chief and bio writer Julia Rogers shares some press release tips for DIY artists that will help them successfully build excitement around memorable events, attract music journalists and build personal relationships with their fans.