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4Sho Advice: 4 Reasons Why You Should Spam Your Music
What happened over the last couple of years that made spamming music get such a bad rep? Often times nowadays, artists would rather post their music and hope someone decides to click on it. Off the strength of actually liking it. While in an ideal world this would happen, this is almost never the case in 2017.
But why is that?
People often only like things that other people like. But for that to happen, at least one person has to like it initially which often times doesn’t happen. Do you see the chicken and the egg problem unfolding here? This is why spamming music is important. The fear that exists is normal, but we’re here today to tell you why exactly you should do it. Think about your future and the exciting possibilities that can open up if you go ahead with it.
Blog attention
Have you ever heard of BeatsBySaif? The producer managed to get an interview with esteemed music blog Pigeons and Planes simply by spamming his music on established artists’ pages. He’d wait until they tweeted from their account and would make sure to tweet his beats at them before anyone else could say anything. When people clicked the bigger artists’ tweet, they’d see Saif there already. Over time, people began to show either annoyance or interest in the producer. Eventually, blogs began to follow his activities strictly off of the fact that he spams. In an age where people don’t do it nearly as much, he stuck out like a sore thumb.
The reason that we’re saying this is that just by doing that, attention came to him. Regardless of how he sounded, places of influence began to check him out based off just off of his audacity. That’s something to think about.
What Do You Have To Lose?
Seriously. Are you afraid of looking like a jackass by sending people your music? Will your friends laugh at your feeble attempts to spread your songs? Take a step back and think about the integrity of the situation. You want to make your future better. What’s it give to get dirty for five or ten minutes? Do you know that similar to the business and corporate world, you’ll get denied or ignored a hundred times before you get that one yes. All it takes is for one person with influence to check out what you have to say. Do you know how many artists, A & R’s, and producers check out music just out of sheer boredom? Often times, no one even cares enough to chastise you. So if you believe that people are talking about your music spreading attempts behind your back, they’re not. Even if they are, so the fuck what?
People Will Click Out Of Curiosity
This draws back to the statement in the previous section where we said people check things out just out of sheer boredom. How many times have you loaded up Worldstar and clicked on a random video to watch, regardless of the caption? How do you think that the random unsigned (often horrendous) music videos on Worldstar get 30,000 views? Without paying for them of course. People will check things out just because they have nothing better to do. Also, maybe an image of something in the cover art or song will trigger them to check it out. It’s almost possible to predict. But getting the music out will let people decide if they want to check it out. Chances are, if they see it enough, they’ll click it.
Regardless Of Whether They Check It Out, You’ll Be Out There
Say they click it. Say they don’t. Regardless, they’re going to see you. At the end of the day, that’s all that matters. The exposure can get to people of different cities, states, and countries. It’s important to remember that the key to success lies in cultivating a fan base that stretches across time zones, not just in the home city. So when you’re spamming your music and sending it to people around the world, remember that if they don’t check it out, they’ll at least know your name. Also, if they do ignore it, use that as motivation to go even harder with your music.
The lesson to be learned here today is best put into three words:
Spam, spam, spam!
Don’t let egos or doubts deter you from your true goal: being successful. No matter what the odds are, go ahead and do it. Think about it: what’s a few extra seconds for a few taps or clicks that could change your life? Get on it right away, you’ll see the results quicker than you think. They’ll also be bigger than you ever can imagine.
Eventnoire, the premier event ticketing platform dedicated to empowering Black and multicultural communities, made a resounding impact with its inaugural Curator Summit. Held in the heart of Chicago, the event gathered artists, innovators, and event curators to foster collaboration and elevate Chicago’s creative culture to new heights.
Industry Experts Join Together for a Real Conversation
The summit, which brought together creative professionals from across industries, highlighted the importance of brand expansion among other topics. Through a series of in depth panels and fireside chat style conversations, the summit amplified creativity. Industry giants like Peter Jideonwo (managed Trippie Redd, The Kid Laroi and the late, Juice WRLD), Karen Civil, Ross Mac (Maconomics), Eddie Everette (Obama Foundation), AC Trybula (The Shaderoom) Jeff O, the founder of Eventnoire and others offered their expertise.
Each speaker elaborated on topics like brand expansion, marketing campaigns, understanding your audience and creative collaboration. Through these thought-provoking moments and unique networking opportunities, attendees left ready to revolutionize their creative goals.
A Platform for Change: Eventnoire’s Mission
Eventnoire was founded with a purpose, to provide an inclusive ticketing platform that uplifts underrepresented voices while celebrating culture. Unlike traditional ticketing platforms, Eventnoire focuses on events that center Black and multicultural communities, ensuring these experiences are highlighted and celebrated.
The Curator Summit marked a significant milestone for Eventnoire, as it created a real-world space for dialogue, education, and connection. The event encouraged a collaborative environment, the power of representation and the huge growth of creative entrepreneurship.
In a groundbreaking move, Ross Mac, the creator of the popular digital series “Maconomics” brings his phenomenal wealth summit to the heart of Chicago. This annual event merges education and entertainment, empowering attendees with essential financial knowledge from an urban perspective.
Hailing from Chicago, Ross Mac is an Ivy-league graduate of Wharton School of Business, who is determined to break the barriers surrounding financial literacy. Creating the digital series “Maconomics”, Ross brings his second Annual Wealth Summit to Chicago. This year’s lineup did not disappoint as the event was filled with multiple financial guru’s, a special musical performance and a star-studded celebrity charity basketball game.
The wealth summit took place July 12th-July 14th at Ross’s alma mater Whitney M. Young Magnet High School. Kicking off with an all white yacht party, Ross along with all of the speakers and VIP experienced a memorable moment together. Following up Saturday with the summit, WGCI’s own Zach Boog along with Portia King were moderators of the event. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson opened the summit with powerful words of encouragement.
Maconomics Panel/ Photo Credit : Tyris Photography
As the summit went underway, topics surrounding real estate investments, stocks, loans, lending programs, and generational wealth filled the room. The line up of panelists included Ryan Leslie, Ian Dunlap, Earn Your Leisure, Chicago Bears running back Khari Blasingame and Chicago Sky guard Dana Evans. A variety of financial guru’s like Matthew Garland, Rashauna Scott, Evan Turner, Frank Holland, Mandell Crawley and so many others made for an impactful panel. Chicago’s own Jeremih also gave a special performance for all who attended the summit.
Lastly, the summit ended Sunday with a star studded “Maconomics” Foundation Celebrity Basketball Classic. This was a perfect way to have some fun and give back to the community while promoting financial education. The charity game was one to remember , with celebrities like WGCI’s Tone Kapone, actors Cortez Smith from The Chi and Kris D. Lofton from Power Book IV Force playing on the court. Rap artist K Camp was also in attendance throughout the weekend.
Overall, this event raised the bar when it comes to awareness, community, financial literacy and genuine support. Ross Mac emphasizes the urgency of financial literacy, stating, “By the year of 2053, the median net worth of Black Americans is expected to fall to ZERO. My life mission is to assure that never happens by educating my community on the power of investing and being financially literate..”. For more details on next year’s event visit the Maconomics website now!!
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Andrea Taylor Hosts First Annual Fashion Gala “The Royal Affair” Spotlighting Black Entrepreneurs In The World of Fashion
Andrea Taylor hosts her first annual fashion gala, “The Royal Affair “, a tribute to black excellence. The inspiration behind the event stemmed from the desire to spotlight and celebrate black excellence in the entrepreneurial world of fashion. Bringing together photographers, models, and business owners, its primary goal is to showcase the black community’s beauty, talent, and innovation. The event aimed to provide a platform for aspiring entrepreneurs to network, learn, and be inspired by successful individuals who have turned their dreams into reality.
By fostering a supportive environment and highlighting the achievements of black entrepreneurs, the event sought to empower and motivate others to pursue their ambitions with determination and resilience.
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