Tuesday, December 08, 2009
“Free Stuff Just In Time For Christmas”
Current mood: awake
Category: Friends
“Hot Bulletin and Free Stuff”
“Just In Time For Christmas”
“Panoramic View” The Physical Cd, that’s right the completely packaged cd project is now in stock. We had our graphic designer “Mannie” http://www.printingdreams@yahoo.com to tweak the cover art graphics.
The most exciting thing is that you can also purchase the physical cd as well as the digital mp3 download on-line at: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/tonycopeland
Panoramic View download also available now at: http://www.itunes.com/tonycopeland
SPECIAL: 10% discount if you buy more than one copy of it today at Cdbaby.com
“Great Gift for Christmas Stocking Stuffer”
“Panoramic View” is filled with songs conducive for road trips, festivals, conventions and weddings etc. If you like Santana, Earl Kluh, Wes Montgomery and other jazz guitar greats, then you will enjoy this project.
Genre: Jazz: Contemporary Jazz
Release Date: 2010
Related Items
Recommended if you like
* Earl Kluh
* Santana
* Wes Montgomery
* George Benson
* Ron Smith
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http://www.tonycopeland.webs.com
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Jango.com Blog Contest
This is a contest held by Jango.com that I entered.
See what we stated below in response to the Q. How do you engage social media to develop your career? No I did not win however.
Here is what happened below…
FREE stuff! Have I got your attention? Great, because this week, we’re offering you a chance to win 1000 free spins on Jango Airplay. Here’s the skinny -
We want to hear how you engage social media to develop your career, and we want your Airplay contemporaries to benefit from that knowledge. So this week we’re sponsoring a contest on the Airplay Blog. The user with the best answer to the following question wins 1000 free plays and the opportunity to expand their thoughts as a guest blogger…
Anonymous said…
Hi!
The Auto Dropouts – Sweden.
I would like to focus on the benefits coming from avoiding all the crappy postings of self importance & fake buzz going on out there. I feel that an upright approach with less focus on “shameless self promotion” tends to pay off best. Simply to be very honest and very you. More flyer postings everywhere might be a backlash & as i hate it myself i never do it. If you got great songs they will find theire way to peoples ears thank’s to emself almost. Got to do some blogging to inform where you are about – but NOT about every little action you take. To ask your fans kindly with respect if they like to help you out is so much better than the “bombing” method. Trust me on this
– i would recomend any new band to put theire songs in the bin of “Garageband.com” to get a great number of reviews on each song. Then you get a various picture of what people hear in it – a good thing indeed. and it helps you to sort out and to leave out the material that dosen’t get any good feedback. If you care for real about potential fans – better to stay in contact with the ones you have and to build slowly from there than to bomb the world. If you’re good enough there’s so many great promotion individuals out there helping you for free. It’s all back to honesty again.
Thank’s n cheers!
Petit gollum
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Check Out Our Videos Here! said… People are visual. TV was so huge, because we didn’t have to read and when we saw something we liked we told our friends. Today, we can instantly tell our friends and even show them as well. So, my suggestion is to make videos … all kinds of videos! And get everyone to share them!
You don’t need a big budget to make a music video these days. You can make a $10 video a lot more interesting then a $100,000 video. Just be creative and make some for a few of your songs! Our budget for “I Rather Dance With A Stranger” was $100 and our budget for “Love Redundant” was $0. Check them out at the link above!
Also, make all kinds of vidoes. Not just music vidoes. I’m taking simple stuff. Make one of the band at rehearsal and another of the band performing an acoustic version of a song in a living room. Make one of you doing something silly/funny, make an educational one, make video invites to shows, a video bio, etc …
Tony Copeland said…
The best advise I can give to other emerging artist when engaging social media for career development is to be authentic and avoid funny business and hidden agendas. Know where you stand in your career before fully launching yourself into social media. Read and study, this way you will have some idea about your ROI (Return on Investment). Remember that it’s not about free marketing, it’s about customer service. Encourage and allow your friends and social media associates to get involved. They are a valuable asset to you. Get involved with your audience. Let them know that they are listened to. I try to write all my Jango fans just to say hi and to let them know that there would be no success for me if not for them. They answer back and a few have developed a continual relationship with me.
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TS Boss Records artist -”Miscelanyus” said…
Its real simple – If you dont have a band page on all the social networks, like facebook, twitter, as well as Jango than your are definantly wasting oportunity for exposure. Most Independent Artist can’t afford the marketing exposure social networks gives you. This is the best thing that ever could have happen for Independent Artist. Finally we can fight back the major labels. With the exposure we get we can sell our own music and use that social network to let every body know where to buy our music. If you are leary of any social network that charges money – research that network “All the search engines are free”. The internet is the most econimcal tool we have as Independent Artist. Some of those social networks are resposiable for a lot of artist getting discovered. As an Independent artist you must realized that its a new error in the music industry and social networks are a must. I hope everyone realizes that most of the A&R’s at the major labels surf the social networks for talent. What I suggest to every new artist -Create as many band pages that you can on as many social networks as you can. Get your music played on every Internet radio station that will play it. You cant measur the value of the stat information Jango has available to there members. With all that said every Independent Artist needs to join as many social networks as possible…
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