Music Road: DIY Musician Success

#29: 7 ways to build your own e-mail list (for musicians)

Last episode, I chatted about how to build an e-mail list that your fans care about. I also briefly mentioned why building an e-mail list is important. Today, I’ll be giving you 7 quick ways to build your own e-mail list (for musicians). For show notes, visit http://musicroad.co/29

#28: Building an e-mail list fans care about

Building an e-mail list fans care about. I'll be talking about how to build momentum and how to nurture those fans into super fans through your e-mails. For show notes, visit musicroad.co/28

#27: [ENCORE] 4 Myths Musicians Believe About Succeeding in the Music Industry

[ENCORE]: Enjoy an oldie, but goodie. In this podcast, I’ll be sharing quick and applicable marketing strategies musicians can implement right away, even if they have little to no budget. This episode is about 4 myths DIY musicians believe when they think about or jumpstart their music career. Unfortunately, it’s these 4 myths that actually lower their chances of succeeding. The link mentioned in the podcast is: musicroad.co/4myths

#26: [ENCORE] How to Stand Out in the Music Industry

ENCORE: Enjoy an oldie but goodie. When a musician makes music, uploads it into the world, and realize they’re only attracting their mom, best friend, and a rando... they wonder, “How on earth do I get heard?” Each day it seems like there are more and more new musicians popping up every day. Finding success feels overwhelming and impossible. We’re entering our second myth of the first episode, which is “the only way to succeed is with a major record label.” And these days, this simply isn’t true. In this episode, we talk about the first steps to standing out and succeeding. You can follow along the notes and get the podcast freebie at musicroad.co/26.

#25: How to make the new Instagram changes work for DIY musicians

Learn how to make the new Instagram changes work for DIY musicians. If you noticed a decrease in engagement in your own posts, these changes might be why. For show notes and freebies, visit musicroad.co/25