Indie Artist Promo Tip #80

Indie Artist Promotional Tip #80
From We Are Indie Christian & CLG Distribution:

Broadcast any and all media coverage to your fan base. Include it in e-mail, use it in blogs and on social networks. Always double-check to make sure you're allowed to redistribute the content, though.

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Indie Artist Promo Tip #79

Indie Artist Promotional Tip #79
From We Are Indie Christian & CLG Distribution:

Let the fans in on top secret news and content. People like to feel special.

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Indie Artist Promo Tip #78

Indie Artist Promotional Tip #78
From We Are Indie Christian & CLG Distribution:

When booking shows, always seek venues to suit your needs. If your average crowd is 100 people, don’t book a 500 seat venue. Always seek to pack the house! Doing so will ensure the venue will be excited to have you back on your next tour. Develop a reputation for selling out shows. Doing so will take you far!

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Indie Artist Promo Tip #77

Indie Artist Promotional Tip #77
From We Are Indie Christian & CLG Distribution:

Make sure to have a focused, disciplined approach when booking shows. For those new to the game, start locally and then spiral outward from there. If you’re not hot in your home town, it’s unlikely you’ll be hot where potential fans are even less likely to know who you are. Once you’ve reached a saturation point in your own town, start booking shows in bordering towns. Always seek to line up shows in an organized fashion to prevent excess travel from show to show.

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QUESTION: What are some of the tips you've discovered as an independent regarding booking shows?

Here are some topics to get you started:

• How do you go about the process?
• How often do you visit the same region?
• Do you find that leaving a certain amount of time between visits increases or decreases attendance?
• Have you found certain approaches related to booking shows that work better than others?
• If there's one key point you would want to share with anyone new to booking shows, what would it be?

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