Top 5 sites to use to promote your music online

Are you an independent music artist who wants to promote your music online?
This is an amazing time for independent music artists to easily get there music out to the world.
We are living in the age of the internet and if you are hungry for success in your music career you will leverage this time in history.
Promoting your music on social media is a given. This is where you want to connect and engage with your fans. You cannot go out on the internet and social media just to spam and blast your links to your music.
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In addition to using social media there are other websites that you can use to display, promote and sell your music.
Here are the top 5 sites to use to promote your music online.
#1 Bandcamp.com
This site will help you sell your music and merchandise to your fans. This site is all about discovering new music and giving support to independent music artists. Fans have the ability to pay you for your music directly.
#2 Reverbnation.com
This company has been around since 2006 and they are built to help up and coming independent music artists advance in their careers. They are dedicated to make it easy for you to “promote your music” whether you are an musician, venue, or content manager.
#3 Soundcloud
This company is based in Germany and they are dedicated to making it easy for independent music artist to record, upload, and promote their music online. It’s all about the audio and sound, hence the work soundcloud. You can upload your music to this site and share it with your fans on social media.
#4 Itunes
Itunes was created by Apple Inc. and is a place to upload your music and keep it organized. It is used to play, download, and organize digital audio and video.
One of the best ways in my opinion to promote your music online is by having your own personal blog. If you don’t have a blog you are homeless on the internet. You are just out there on social media begging for scraps. How about creating your own home on the web where you can store all of your music audios, videos, and articles.
You can use social media to invite your fans to your blog where they can get to know, like, and trust you. They will fall in love with your music and willingly tell others. If you do this the right way your fans will willingly buy your music and come to your tours.