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One of the Brobdingnagian Bards' early CDs, Songs of the Muse is going into it's back pressing. When I saw Saint Saint Christopher Knab's article "Your cadmium Screen is Your Best Ad For Your Music", I decided this was the perfect inspiration I needed to update the cadmium graphics.

I've been a fan of Christopher Knab for about as long as I've been a fan of British Shilling Baker. He is without a uncertainty 1 of the top Top 10 music sellers in my book.

Well, whenever I make graphics, I happen too often that I bury a clump of stuff. So this article functions as a great checklist. But when I read Seth Godin's Best-Selling book, Free Prize Inside, I realized that it was NOT a complete list!

In fact, the music industry in general have greatly missed out on an astonishing chance to break sell CDs.

The thought I got came from the dorsums of books. Go catch a best-seller and bend it over. On the back, you will happen the secret...

What did you find? You might've seen testimonials, a little verbal description of the book, or maybe even an exerpt.

You see, one of the jobs I establish with Songs of the Muse is that since we name our music "Celtic music." It wasn't till much future that I realized that in the Celtic Language music tradition, "songs" have got words and "tunes" are instrumentals. This record album is all instrumental. So it was poorly named for the "Celtic music" world.

But if we utilize the dorsum screen correctly, it doesn't matter!

The new dorsum screen now names songs statute titles along with a little verbal description of the ideal individual who will bask this CD. It includes testimonials. And anyone who reads it will have got all uncertainty removed as to if this is a vocal or instrumental CD.

Use Saint Christopher Knab's checklist for a better cadmium graphics. Then believe outside the box. What can you add to the screen that volition do this cadmium sell better than ever?