Guest Post by Ariel Hyatt
First of all, I am not saying that you should go and join a “networking group” (although Meetup.com is a great place to do that). I’m pointing out that simply leaving your house can be looked…
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With the composure of a seasoned businessman, “Stone” is the personification of hard work. Born in New Orleans, Louisiana to a single parent home, his hunger for success has propelled him from a street life, to one of multiple business…
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Here are 7 wonderful lessons, which are great to revisit no matter how strong your marketing muscles are.
But before I dive in I want to start with how Derek got his…
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How To Set Up Your YouTube Channel
Anyone can set up his own channel on YouTube. When you register an account on the site, you are automatically given your own page. The URL for your channel will…
It’s time to start thinking about creating and rolling out your Continuum Program. This is an offer to get your fans to buy a piece of you on a regular basis. Ariel Hyatt Founder of Cyber PR wrote a list…
With technology now offering tons of social networking sites to help boost your career in music, it can become overwhelming to handle each one.
Ping.FM is here to answer your prayers!
Ping allows you to update over 55 social networking sites such…
Last issue, I posted part one of a two part series of Ariel Hyatt’s interview with Deirdre Breakenridge. In part two Deidre goes in to detail of specific PR 2.0 Tactics for Musicians.
Dierdre recently finished her fourth Financial Times…
The first thing every artist tells me when I begin the talk about Social Media marketing for them is “I want to get on blogs.” Sometimes I laugh because half the time I don’t even think they know what that…