Who Else Wants to Sky Rocket Their CD Sales, Fan base and Indie Music Career?

Written by Ty Cohen


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Ask for reader feedback. Perhaps someone might have an idea for a new feature or they may have a hot news tip. Always answer your reader’s requests and emails regardless of if you use their idea or not.

Keep copy short and inrepparttar active voice. Avoid passive words if you can and give your articles some kick. You’re writing for people, not Harvard educators so keep your tone to one that people will enjoy looking at each week.

Extra set of eyes. Always have an extra set of eyes look over everything you send out. Even with our newsletter and sites, www.MusicIndustrySuccess.com , www.Order-Yours-Now.com and www.TheIndustryYellowPages.com we always have someone lookrepparttar 119910 pages over for typos, spelling, grammar, etc. You want to inform people, but you also want to come off as intelligent when you do it.

A newsletter is not a difficult feat, in fact you can easily get started in an afternoon. If you lackrepparttar 119911 time and skills then hire someone to dorepparttar 119912 task or see that your manager and/or promoter informs your followers of allrepparttar 119913 news they need to know.

This article was written by Ty Cohen, the music industry's most recognizable voice! Ty is the C.E.O of Platinum Millennium Publishing, Platinum Millennium Records as well as owner of www.MusicContracts101.com and www.MusicIndustrySuccess.com.


Why You Need a Newsletter

Written by Kara Kelso


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Jodi Plum from Usborne Books ( www.ubah.com/T0639 ) says " I send out a monthly newsletter/email, plus will send an occasional special as well. Plus I send a monthly reminder for my website drawing to my customers & everyone who had previously enteredrepparttar drawing. "

- Build a connection with future & current customers

Of course you do this by offering them unique specials, and beingrepparttar 119909 first to know about new products. You are building that connection when you invite them to your parties.

Aurelia, who is involved in 2 direct sales companies which can be found at Real Life Solutions ( http://www.reallifesolutions.net ), says:

"[My] newsletter brings many more visitors torepparttar 119910 site and offers merepparttar 119911 chance to share new products and specials with my customers and potential customers. It also letsrepparttar 119912 visitors get to know me."

Keep in mind this article is just to explainrepparttar 119913 WHY part of a newsletter. There's other factors that determin your success with a newsletter such asrepparttar 119914 format you use, how large your list is, and how responsive your subscribers are to your offers. If you haven't started your newsletter yet, do so now!

About the author: Kara Kelso is a work at home mom of two, and the co-owner of MHMM Ezine, which is an informational newsletter just for moms in business. Recieve business tips, parenting tips, and more when you subscribe at: http://www.momsezine.com/mhmm.html


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