1. MySpace messaging
Friend artists of other bands in similar genres. After friending each person, go back and write a personal note explaining what your music is like and how the person you friended will be fond of your music too.
2. Facebook messaging
Send messages to friends on Facebook using the same method for "MySpace messaging."
With Facebook, there aren't really music pages. Instead, send personal messages to eachpersonal friend regarding shows, music, are anything regarding an artists' music.
3. Close and personal through video
Create a videos of yourself in which you discuss your music, play, and tell fans what is new and exciting in your life. Post the videos on Youtube, MySpace, and any other website.
4. Give a couple tracks of your music for free
Music is becoming a free commodity. People want to hear great music but at a low price. Give away some of your best tracks and later put the album out for sale. This will gain the attention of many people.
5. Street Team
Attempt to create a street team by gathering fans, friends and family. Have the street team post flyers in the areas they live and pass out CDs to various stores and concerts of other artists.
6. Newsletter
Obtain email addresses from fans and send out monthly newsletters, updating fans on any upcoming events or news.
7. Blogging
Set up an a blog for the artist, where the artist can communicate with his or her fans. Also, contact other local blogs and newspapers to promote upcoming shows an artist might have.
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