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| From | Jason Dunn <jasonhalogen@gmail.com> |
| Subject | Re: Web Presence Help for a Musician (off topic) |
| Date | Wed, 7 Oct 2009 08:49:13 -0400 |
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Bandzoogle.com is the way for him to go. The back end of the system is
incredibly easy; their slogan used to be "So easy even the drummer can do
it."
Not only can he (or you) build and customize a shop, but they've got amazing
email list management, easy-to-build media players, the ability to embed
youtube video with a click of a button, a site-wide media player that
remains playing as you thumb through the pages... etc. They're constantly
building new additions as well.
If he does use them, let them know The Luxury sent him along, as I
*think*we get something for free, and who doesn't like free stuff?
our site is a little cluttered right now, but www.theluxuryband.com is a
bandzoogle site.
Jason
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 10:51 PM, Josh Chasin <jchasin@nyc.rr.com> wrote:
> I've got a friend who is a very talented (blues) musician, mostly around
> NYC. Hasn't even got a MySpace page; he's totally non-digital. I sort of
> committed to helping get is act together online. But in fact I have
> absolutely no relevant experience on which to draw.
>
> Can anyone offer up some pointers or point me toward online resources that
> might be of assistance? I'd like to get him to a point where he can, at
> minimum, sell mp3s online and direct people at shows to the place to do so
> (probably but not necessarily a MySpace page.)
>
> Sorry for the WOB, and thanks in
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