springboards , there are many places for artists who want to get started .
Start with small scenes and examine the audience ’ s reactions and enthusiasm . This is an opportunity to test your songs , your stage presence and to evaluate your playing . It is with experience that you will feel more and more at ease and will be able to aspire to bigger venues . Find out about the artists around you and keep in mind that it is by exchanging with other enthusiasts that you will be able to build your network .
Build a strong social media presence
Here are some steps you can take to get more fans online :
• Create an artist page on Facebook , Instagram , Twitter ( or even a website ) for your group .
• Ask everyone in the group to invite their friends to like your pages . This will allow you to start with a solid and faithful foundation .
• Share your news , upcoming concerts and new tracks , and respond to people who interact with you . And don ’ t forget to optimize your Spotify for Artists profile as much as possible .
• Get in touch with similar local artists . Share their posts and comment on the posts . Establishing relationships with other similar groups can help you broaden your fan base and build you as an artist .
Get in touch with promoters and concert organizers
Here are some key things that will help you get a positive response :
• Be concise and professional . There is no point in telling your life story . The stake here is to sell the project . It ’ s up to you to find the right words and make an impression with your authenticity .
• Precise information : duration of your set , your stage configuration ( equipment and instruments ) and your availability .
• Personalize your messages : show that it is particularly
important to you to perform in the room you are approaching .
• Build a good press kit .
• Include a promotional video ( live session ) of your live band .
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