
Although the folks at Twitter have put together a fine deck of slides for businesses who are still struggling with how to use the Twitter platform, the exact same insights can be used by bands, musicians and artists in any medium. It also helps understand personal tweeting too but I prefer to see Twitter as a very effective business tool for people in all industries – but particularly bands and musicians. Below is one of the slides that explains you don’t even need a Twitter account if you want to listen to what people are saying about your band or brand. The slides are a must read for all musicians and artists. Download the PDF here.


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July 27th, 2009 at 6:20 amGreat PDF you put together. I think it’s important for bands to get on Twitter. It really helps build a following and fans can connect.
July 27th, 2009 at 8:55 pm15 Music Supervisors on Twitter…
A music supervisor is someone who coordinates, directs and arranges music and visual media for a production. Their main job is mainly to choose music and facilitate the administrative work that goes into licensing and clearing music for legal use in fi…
July 28th, 2009 at 10:02 amWow I can’t believe it’s free! If you need instructions on how to twitter to promote your band maybe you shouldn’t have picked up Protools in the first place.
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