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As an artist sometimes they can feel that if you don't have money you don't have any opportunity to get your music
out there but this isn't true in this video I'm gonna run through how you can promote your music on absolutely no budget to run Facebook Ads to hire a PR company to get a professional videographer all those things cost money but what if you don't have that money there are still a ton of ways you can promote your music for free let's start with online promotion the Internet has opened up endless possibilities for musicians to start pitching to blogs getting online coverage can increase the overall hype around the release but also help with your image by this I mean if you're getting placed in a big blog you're not only getting the readers who
could potentially be listeners but you're also getting associated with a blog of that size to start promoting your music to blogs you need to first write the press release the press release is the make or break as to whether you're going to get coverage or not it basically needs to sell your product to the reader so what you need to do is have information about you as an artist what makes you stand out what does on where you are when the release day is everything needs to be compiled into this one document start by just bullet pointing some information about yourself whether this be who influences you who supported in the past anything
that you feel give something about yourself as an artist the first paragraph should be the most engaging and should tell the reader what you're releasing when the release day is and what genre that should be expecting when they listen to it not just that the
first paragraph should also be the one that has that standout point that makes the reader want to continue reading in this situation the reader is the journalist that you're pitching to so you really really need to stand out because they received tons of emails
some examples of things that will make you stand out who you may have supported in the past what producers you've worked
with any other previous coverage anything that's just a little bit different the headline needs to be super catchy and it's also the subject bar for the email so we'll make a journalist click it or not we always suggest writing the headline last because you've
written all the press release you've gotten into things and you also know what kind of angle you're going in at now you've got that press release you can start pitching to blocks to email these journalists you simply copy and paste the press release into the email and then above that you're gonna need your pitch the pitch itself needs to a shortened version of the press release and just gets to the point it needs to have the streaming link so they don't have to search for the press release to find it and it also needs to say well
you're looking for from them ask this online coverage starts to build up you'll find that you're building a hype around your release so other people will want to jump on board but they're also as well as online promotion you can look at plug in your track to radio you can get the pitch and the press release that you were sending to journalists and you can adapt it so it's fitting for radio things that you'll need to change is if you're pitching an EP you'll need to only pitch one track well so what you're looking for from them needs to change you're not looking for a review or a feature you're looking for a play an interview a session so approach them knowing what you want from them we've gone into more depth on radio plugging in a previous video so I'll link that in the description another method to get your music out there which seems to be ignored at the moment is YouTube plugin youtubers are constantly looking for non copyrighted music and as a musician you can provide them that it has immediate results as you know that as soon as your traffic space in that video it's got a definite listenership of X amount of subscribers plus you didn't have to
create that audience that audience was already there so it's an easy way to promote your music first thing you need to do is listen to your track and see what sort of vibe it's got for example a pop artist might work better in a travel vlog but a hip hop artist might work
better in a fashion blog what would be best is to go on YouTube and find some vloggers that you like and see what sort of music they use quite often you'll find that if a youtuber uses a style of music they're suggested channels we use very similar music as well all you need to do is go on in the About section and click on that email and email them your track quite often these youtubers will also have social media pages and supports about fayliss that have very large followers so if you gain a good relationship with them they might start tweeting about you they might add you to their playlist and that is such easy promotion a lot of these youtubers will
have Instagram accounts where they have shortened versions of the videos these videos will also need music so you can
DM people on Instagram offering your track for both of these all you should ask for in return is your track to be linked in the description YouTube plugins seems to be extremely underrated right now so make sure you jump on it before everyone else does my final tip promoting your music on no budget is creating content they is so simple and can be will get to a fan base from zero to a million overnight people seem to think that content is just posting an Instagram picture now and then or share your view on your Facebook but that is not what's gonna get your music out there this content doesn't actually have to be based around this release it just needs to be content that becomes in demand anything that gets a relationship between you and the fan means that you're gonna be in demand by the time you release that track there were already listeners there this content is also entirely free to create everyone has a phone now so you can simply get out your phone and record yourself or take a picture or record your voice for
a podcast any kind of content means you're potentially growing your fan base overnight if you want to take it a step up and you feel like you need a professional photographer or videographer these also don't need to be extremely expensive you can even do this on absolutely no budget there are photographers and videographers that are in school currently that are looking to
get content but just don't have the opportunity for example if you're going on tour you could bring a videographer from college with you you will film the whole thing for free in return you tag them in all your posts you tag them in the description of the YouTube video anything like that and for them it's a win but it's also a win for you because you're getting that content as you develop they'll develop with you and that's the relationship that's so key for a musician it doesn't always have to be not paid as well as your musician you might find that you've grown in the last year and that videographer stayed with you throughout that whole time as you've grown you might start to bring more of an income in and that's when you can stop paying them per video the whole
point of that final tip is just to create as much content as possible you don't need to be a perfectionist you just need to get the content out there the more content you're putting out the more you're giving yourself an opportunity to grow each video is tweet
each podcast is a new audience thing you could be reaching out to and a new audience that can be a listener to your music as you can see there are a ton of ways that you can promote your music with no budget if you start trying all of these tips and you put in that time you will start to see the results.
out there but this isn't true in this video I'm gonna run through how you can promote your music on absolutely no budget to run Facebook Ads to hire a PR company to get a professional videographer all those things cost money but what if you don't have that money there are still a ton of ways you can promote your music for free let's start with online promotion the Internet has opened up endless possibilities for musicians to start pitching to blogs getting online coverage can increase the overall hype around the release but also help with your image by this I mean if you're getting placed in a big blog you're not only getting the readers who
could potentially be listeners but you're also getting associated with a blog of that size to start promoting your music to blogs you need to first write the press release the press release is the make or break as to whether you're going to get coverage or not it basically needs to sell your product to the reader so what you need to do is have information about you as an artist what makes you stand out what does on where you are when the release day is everything needs to be compiled into this one document start by just bullet pointing some information about yourself whether this be who influences you who supported in the past anything
that you feel give something about yourself as an artist the first paragraph should be the most engaging and should tell the reader what you're releasing when the release day is and what genre that should be expecting when they listen to it not just that the
first paragraph should also be the one that has that standout point that makes the reader want to continue reading in this situation the reader is the journalist that you're pitching to so you really really need to stand out because they received tons of emails
some examples of things that will make you stand out who you may have supported in the past what producers you've worked
with any other previous coverage anything that's just a little bit different the headline needs to be super catchy and it's also the subject bar for the email so we'll make a journalist click it or not we always suggest writing the headline last because you've
written all the press release you've gotten into things and you also know what kind of angle you're going in at now you've got that press release you can start pitching to blocks to email these journalists you simply copy and paste the press release into the email and then above that you're gonna need your pitch the pitch itself needs to a shortened version of the press release and just gets to the point it needs to have the streaming link so they don't have to search for the press release to find it and it also needs to say well
you're looking for from them ask this online coverage starts to build up you'll find that you're building a hype around your release so other people will want to jump on board but they're also as well as online promotion you can look at plug in your track to radio you can get the pitch and the press release that you were sending to journalists and you can adapt it so it's fitting for radio things that you'll need to change is if you're pitching an EP you'll need to only pitch one track well so what you're looking for from them needs to change you're not looking for a review or a feature you're looking for a play an interview a session so approach them knowing what you want from them we've gone into more depth on radio plugging in a previous video so I'll link that in the description another method to get your music out there which seems to be ignored at the moment is YouTube plugin youtubers are constantly looking for non copyrighted music and as a musician you can provide them that it has immediate results as you know that as soon as your traffic space in that video it's got a definite listenership of X amount of subscribers plus you didn't have to
create that audience that audience was already there so it's an easy way to promote your music first thing you need to do is listen to your track and see what sort of vibe it's got for example a pop artist might work better in a travel vlog but a hip hop artist might work
better in a fashion blog what would be best is to go on YouTube and find some vloggers that you like and see what sort of music they use quite often you'll find that if a youtuber uses a style of music they're suggested channels we use very similar music as well all you need to do is go on in the About section and click on that email and email them your track quite often these youtubers will also have social media pages and supports about fayliss that have very large followers so if you gain a good relationship with them they might start tweeting about you they might add you to their playlist and that is such easy promotion a lot of these youtubers will
have Instagram accounts where they have shortened versions of the videos these videos will also need music so you can
DM people on Instagram offering your track for both of these all you should ask for in return is your track to be linked in the description YouTube plugins seems to be extremely underrated right now so make sure you jump on it before everyone else does my final tip promoting your music on no budget is creating content they is so simple and can be will get to a fan base from zero to a million overnight people seem to think that content is just posting an Instagram picture now and then or share your view on your Facebook but that is not what's gonna get your music out there this content doesn't actually have to be based around this release it just needs to be content that becomes in demand anything that gets a relationship between you and the fan means that you're gonna be in demand by the time you release that track there were already listeners there this content is also entirely free to create everyone has a phone now so you can simply get out your phone and record yourself or take a picture or record your voice for
a podcast any kind of content means you're potentially growing your fan base overnight if you want to take it a step up and you feel like you need a professional photographer or videographer these also don't need to be extremely expensive you can even do this on absolutely no budget there are photographers and videographers that are in school currently that are looking to
get content but just don't have the opportunity for example if you're going on tour you could bring a videographer from college with you you will film the whole thing for free in return you tag them in all your posts you tag them in the description of the YouTube video anything like that and for them it's a win but it's also a win for you because you're getting that content as you develop they'll develop with you and that's the relationship that's so key for a musician it doesn't always have to be not paid as well as your musician you might find that you've grown in the last year and that videographer stayed with you throughout that whole time as you've grown you might start to bring more of an income in and that's when you can stop paying them per video the whole
point of that final tip is just to create as much content as possible you don't need to be a perfectionist you just need to get the content out there the more content you're putting out the more you're giving yourself an opportunity to grow each video is tweet
each podcast is a new audience thing you could be reaching out to and a new audience that can be a listener to your music as you can see there are a ton of ways that you can promote your music with no budget if you start trying all of these tips and you put in that time you will start to see the results.
