We are informing you about an important decision regarding our Guides section . Effective immediately, we will no longer be publishing new guides specifically tailored for Christian artists. As you may recall, in June 2021, we embarked on an additional mission to provide valuable resources and insights to Christian artists in response to the numerous questions we received from this vibrant part of our community. Over the past two years, we have dedicated significant time and effort to research and writing guides that we believed would be beneficial to our readers / Christian artists. However, after careful evaluation of the results and an extensive analysis of the reader statistics, we have come to the conclusion that the posts within our Guides section have not garnered the expected level of engagement / views to justify our investment in research and writing. While we deeply appreciate the support and feedback from our existing readers, we believe it is in the best interest of our o
Angela Tyler of Bandzoogle published an interesting article about ways to make sure your new music gets the attention it deserves and helps to get your fans all excited for the release date. She shares a number of marketing strategies. (The full article: https://www.hypebot.com/hypebot/2023/03/5-creative-ways-to-m ake-a-new-music-release-stand-out.html) Here is a summary... Perhaps you've been there, excited to release something that the rest of the world wasn't. That isn't a measure of your talent, and it says nothing about you as a person. It almost always means, however, that you lacked a strategy and thus a way to get your music out there. Hiring a publicist can help you build a fan base, but doing it yourself can be enjoyable and rewarding. First and Foremost: Create A Strategy Create a simple press plan in Google Docs, complete with outlets, angles, and a timeline. Begin with a timeline to create deadlines and plan accordingly, then consider the themes surrounding the