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I retrieve a piece back reading Saint David Nevue's book, "How to Successfully Promote Your Music the the Internet". In it he threw out a cool suggestion for increasing the searchability of your band.

His suggestion was to compose a review of CDs that you experience are similar to your style of music or CDs that divine your music. The thought is if you advance traffic to this webpage, visitants will also see a review of your band, and bank check out your music.

I loved that thought so much that I was psyched when I learneda very simple and similar promotional thought on Amazon.com. Here's what you have got to do:

First, you necessitate to sell your cadmium on Amazon.com Oregon at the very least offering a free MP3 in their Digital Music Network.

Second, make a hunt for a set or record album similar to yours. In my case, my group, the Brobdingnagian Bards, released a cadmium inspired by the Godhead of the Rings. So I went over to the "Fellowship of the Ring" soundtrack.

Third, coil down and you'll see either a nexus that says,

"Recommend an item!"
or a box that have
"I urge ___ in addition/instead of this album."

Fourth, catch the Asin from your webpage. (The Asin is the 10 charcter codification listed in the Produce Details). All you have got to do is insert you Asin into this blank to make your recommendation.

Your music is now linked to the creative person you see yourself similar to. The beauty of this promotional thought is that it all takes place in the Amazon shopping environment.

This means, more than than likely, they'll travel consecutive to your Amazon page. They'll read about your album. They'll listen to your MP3s. And hopefully, they will purchase an album, and/or Hunt down your band's website where you'll gain a new fan.

PS. The 2004 Edition of "How to Promote Your Music Succesfully on the Internet" by Saint David Nevue is now available.