Marketing Methods By Tom Colohue. Part Twelve: Details Of Interviews
Even if you’ve specifically been told that you’re going to be interviewed about your new EP for a local and familiar piece of press, don’t believe it.
Even if you’ve specifically been told that you’re going to be interviewed about your new EP for a local and familiar piece of press, don’t believe it.
A band that’s absolutely huge in one place might be completely unheard of twenty miles away, but that’s an untapped market with unlimited potential that you need to get yourself into if you want to draw wider attention.
More often than not in the music business, you have competition. In fact, if ever anybody manages to go their whole career without any sort of rival competing with them I will be extremely surprised.
Success does not automatically decide to come. Once you ‘make it’, it’s important to recall the people that got you there through their own work.
There are a lot of people guilty of it, ranging from film stars to factory workers, but it’s a proven fact that showing off a bit of the bad boy style can work to marvellous effect.
The word ‘professional’ has taken on a lot of different connotations. Amongst these has been born the ability to fake professional. Nothing says professional like your own website.