Comments on: Is Music Promotion Really All About Relationships? http://passivepromotion.com/is-music-promotion-really-all-about-relationships "Set it and forget it" music promotion Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:09:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Pete Smithhttp://passivepromotion.com/is-music-promotion-really-all-about-relationships#comment-432 Pete Smith Wed, 28 Oct 2009 16:11:33 +0000 http://www.passivepromotion.com/?p=372#comment-432 Hmmm...insightful and interesting, we may be reading off the same page. Hmmm…insightful and interesting, we may be reading off the same page.

]]> By: Guyhttp://passivepromotion.com/is-music-promotion-really-all-about-relationships#comment-61 Guy Mon, 29 Dec 2008 02:15:09 +0000 http://www.passivepromotion.com/?p=372#comment-61 I found your music years ago on its own merits through the new technology. I had recommended this amazing new internet radio service called Pandora to my girlfriend, which accurately recommended songs and artists with similarities to ones you liked. She soon said I have to listen to this great band she discovered through it: Color Theory. I found some songs of yours on Pandora, fell in love with your music and lyrics from the first listen, and have been a devoted fan and promoter ever since.So take heart; it does happen. I found your music years ago on its own merits through the new technology. I had recommended this amazing new internet radio service called Pandora to my girlfriend, which accurately recommended songs and artists with similarities to ones you liked. She soon said I have to listen to this great band she discovered through it: Color Theory. I found some songs of yours on Pandora, fell in love with your music and lyrics from the first listen, and have been a devoted fan and promoter ever since.

So take heart; it does happen.

]]> By: Brandonhttp://passivepromotion.com/is-music-promotion-really-all-about-relationships#comment-56 Brandon Wed, 17 Dec 2008 19:44:01 +0000 http://www.passivepromotion.com/?p=372#comment-56 You know, I entirely agree with this post. I use a friend adder to add users who share the same music influences and are fans of the same music that I'm into.when I get a message or comment from someone, I think the most important thing to do is to reply. Showing that you're a real person rather than some mysterious good music having entity. Showing that I am a real person appeals to the real person in them, and opens up conversations and connections of all types.The hardest part is doing this 20+ times a day, definitely time consuming. I look at it as an investment in my fans, I owe it to them if they took the time out of their day to reach out to me via comment or message. I try and stay on top of it every single day. I also think it helps me in the longrun because even if we never talk again in the future, they will be more inclined to read one of my bulletins if I have new releases, events, etc.Great post. You know, I entirely agree with this post. I use a friend adder to add users who share the same music influences and are fans of the same music that I’m into.

when I get a message or comment from someone, I think the most important thing to do is to reply. Showing that you’re a real person rather than some mysterious good music having entity. Showing that I am a real person appeals to the real person in them, and opens up conversations and connections of all types.

The hardest part is doing this 20+ times a day, definitely time consuming. I look at it as an investment in my fans, I owe it to them if they took the time out of their day to reach out to me via comment or message. I try and stay on top of it every single day. I also think it helps me in the longrun because even if we never talk again in the future, they will be more inclined to read one of my bulletins if I have new releases, events, etc.

Great post.

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