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Cross Promotion

This one’s not rocket science, so I’ll try and keep it brief. Everything you do — online and off — should link back to your website.

If you make posters or flyers, they should include the name of your website. If you write emails, your web address should be in the signature. If you talk about what you do, you should mention the website. If you stand up on a stage, you should direct people to your website. If you have sleeve notes for your CD, they should include the URL. Stick it on your t-shirts.

These are some simple and obvious things that reinforce your website as the centre for your activity and engagement with the outside world. They’re what I call passive cross-promotional strategies. But there are some fairly active ones you could employ too.

I’m going by some examples I’ve encountered in the past, and they apply specifically to live performance, but these should act as springboards into new ideas for you as well:

These things take a bit of thought, preparation and effort. They also apply specifically, as I mentioned, to cross-promoting live performance with the website. Naturally, this is a two-way street. The website should promote the live event, obviously.

What does a Compilation Do?

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Custom music compilations have endured as retail promotional tool because music is an effective way to communicate with the customer, said Michael Mjehovich, vp of sales for BMG Special Products. "Retailers get a chance to expand their brand and give customers a reason to remember the experience of shopping in their stores," he said.And custom compilation albums are finding footholds throughout the retail segment. Currently retailers ranging from Starbucks to Old Navy have custom compilation CDs to match their retail demographics.