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marketing rap music...

by ThisIzFifty
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id like you alll to take a look at the products my team puts out, then decide how marketable you feel it is but I cant post links.

so can anyone just tell me a viable way to make this type of product sell?
#marketing #music #rap
  • Profile picture of the author ThisIzFifty
    bump.....,
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  • Profile picture of the author theory expert
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    you know your market better than anyone here. Your asking for alot! Just follow the model of others who makes the same kind of music that you do.

    Goood Luck boo boo
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  • Profile picture of the author John Durham
    look up warrior member ccmusicman you should find alot of threads that address selling music online. He is a credible source who has made significant money with it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Cash37
    Right now video is hot. If you aren't using WSHH, ILP, and Youtube you aren't going to get seen.
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    • Profile picture of the author Jerky
      As a musician myself, I'd highly recommend a strong online AND offline strategy.

      There are lots of great ideas all over this forum for online marketing. Poke around, I'm sure you'll find gold.

      As far as offline, here are some ideas from my old playing days:
      • Start a contact list. Entice people to leave their email address with the band, then send a newsletter every so often announcing shows, new music downloads, reviews, albums and more. For that matter, a full-time musician friend of mine is using texts as his contact method, and says its just as effective as email - something to keep in mind.
      • Get radio airplay, and not just through the songs. If a DJ won't spin your stuff (and most won't, radio is pretty commercialized), find out what it costs to advertise. People listen to the radio for music, and if they hear yours and like it, it doesn't matter if its a full song in rotation or a sound bite accompanying a narrator saying "available now at..."
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