Marketing Methods By Tom Colohue. Part Two: Understanding The Target Audience
If you’re honest with yourself then you can present an honest and, more importantly, a non-conflicting image to your audience.
If you’re honest with yourself then you can present an honest and, more importantly, a non-conflicting image to your audience.
So you’ve got the perfect song written, recorded and ready to launch to the world. The only thing that’s missing is you! There are thousands of artists making great music, but what really makes a band stand out is the band themselves.
Last week I yelled and ranted in a typical Josh style about some of the lousy times I’ve spent in bands – and why I decided to embark on the path of a solo musician and one-man band. The first installment of this series was the introduction, and the road map. Now we’ll start getting into details.
To be signed or not to be signed? The rhetorical question has been and will be asked many times on this blog, but that’s not the point. Today we’ve got a quote from a person, who has no doubts on what a musician should do.
If you’ve spent one too many band practices in a smelly basement wondering where the singer is (turns out it might be jail – true story!), and you’re at the end of your rope, fear not! Step right up, and read why it’s a super duper great time to be a solo artist.
The biggest thing that you, as an independent artist or musician, can do to for your own career is to find a way to set yourself apart from the pack.