Why Automated Music Submission Services DON’T Work

Over the past year studying the various forms of music promotion online, one thing that I see here and there is automated music submission services.

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Connecting With Your Fans: Ideas For Blogging Musicians

If you are reading this article, it’s because you are a musician looking to build a fan-base that one day will enable you to make a decent living off of your talents. You may also have a relationship with me and my marketing company, and at this point understand the importance of connecting with your fans.

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Trust Me, You Need To See The Hype Machine

Are you looking for a site to discover some new tunes, or to get discovered yourself?

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7 Blogs That Every Musician Should Be Reading

A few months ago I recall doing a post about some music industry related blogs. I figured as I get more and more involved in the industry, and the more websites and blogs that I find dealing with the subject matter, I have to let all my readers in on where I’m getting my news from. So I bequeath to you my latest music industry and marketing related blogs that you all should be reading to keep your finger on the pulse.

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Recent Study Shows Blogs More Effective Than MySpace

Okay, so it’s really late and I gotta get some shut-eye, and there’s just too much on my plate for tomorrow morning to elaborate on a recent study that has proved to by a very interesting one amongst the blogosphere.

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Adding New RSS Feature to Blog

I’ve been playing around with the idea of aggregating other music related content using RSS here at the evolvor blog, and I’m going to be testing out a Wordpress plugin that does just that today.

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Updating My Wordpress Theme…Again

I change Wordpress themes like seasons change - and as summer winds down and the back-to-school mentality kicks in, it’s time to spruce up the wardrobe, sharpen my pencils, and get down to business.

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A Friday Shout-Out to Music Bloggers

Back when evolvor.com started about 1 year ago (we rebranded ourselves), we were primarily a web/internet marketing outfit. As we became more involved on the art and music scene over the past 6 months, we’ve decided to pursue the music industry full-on, and apply our marketing expertise in an area that’s a lot more fun then your traditional ad or marketing firm.

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Why I Blog

Bill Slawski tagged me in the blogosphere’s latest tag game, so here we go…

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The Downside Of Social Generated Media

It’s been about a month since my silly Top 10 Forgotten 90’s Rock Band post, but I’m still getting lots of search engine traffic and probably will ’till the end of time. With this traffic I have received hundreds of comments; some are happy “thank yous” and others are downright stupid (”these bands suck”).

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