Music promotion is an important process that affects the overall success of a music project. Unfortunately, aspiring musicians are rarely of interest to professional PR managers, so you need to either stock up on a large amount of money to cooperate with him, or prepare yourself to promote your music on your own.
Instructions
Step 1
A lot of success depends on subjective factors that lead to random, at first glance, results. But a forward-thinking musician looking to connect his professional life with music will turn his attention to a friend who is an advertising student. Surely you also have such a friend. Talk to him about the possibility of cooperation.
Step 2
If you have found such a friend, agree that as long as the relationship in the musical group remains non-profit, everyone works on enthusiasm and can leave at any time, as soon as they want. But you will divide any profit according to the merits of each participant.
Step 3
If there is no such friend, then actively talk about your musical project wherever you are: on websites and forums, in blogs and communities, at meetings and walks. Constantly notify acquaintances and not so people about upcoming events: concerts, recordings of songs, tours, photo shoots, contests and just flash mobs.
Step 4
Take care of the quality of your music as well. Live performance should be, perhaps, not virtuoso, but definitely not "lame". In music, there should be no false intonation, no overload in terms of instrumentation, or other shortcomings. It should be interesting and new.
Step 5
Focus on your audience. Don't try to promote electronic style music among classical lovers. They may like your work, but this is unlikely. Visit thematic resources dedicated to a specific style.
Step 6
Connect with peers at a variety of levels, from amateur to super-professional. Ask for help, offer your participation in some projects. Look for any projects where you can appear, leave applications in contests and TV programs. If participation is agreed, feel free to leave news in the communities and invite friends to listen to your songs as a support group.
