BandTools Podcast – Band Tools for Music Marketing / Band Management / Digital Distribution

BandTools Ep 23 – If you’ve got an itch to get your band on the road, it is worth considering learning how to book a tour for yourself. It’s not as hard as you think, you’ll learn plenty in the process, and can strategically increase your band’s profile for future endeavours.

BandTools Ep 22 – Stop desperately waiting for that next show offer, and learn how to book a gig yourself. It’s not as hard as you think, you’ll learn plenty in the process, and can strategically increase your band’s profile in the local scene.

BandTools Ep 21 – No matter how many high-level marketing strategies you try, finding and impressing potential fans can be done by recording awesome songs and honest credible promotion. Reviews, interviews and radioplay are often overlooked by the modern musician, but they are easy and free!  

BandTools Ep 20 – A milestone episode focusing on how we can get the listeners involved!

BandTools Ep 19 – Perform at house shows for new gig experiences and another source of income

BandTools Ep 18 – Book your band high quality, convenient & unique accommodation at a fraction of the cost for your next tour.

BandTools Ep 17 – Promote your concerts online with Songkick, a platform focusing on concert discovery services and ticket sales, by connecting artists directly with millions of fans around the globe.

BandTools Ep 16 – Getting your songs on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music & more streaming services has never been easier. In today’s music world it is important to expand outside just CDs and Vinyl to reach more listeners, and Distrokid is a great option to do it cheaply and easily.

BandTools Ep 15 – With 6 billion hours of video being streamed every month, YouTube for musicians is imperative to maximise effective promo. There are plenty of opportunities for bands to promote cleverly and think outside the box.

BandTools Ep 14 – There is information overload on the internet especially on Wikipedia, but it’s not always 100% accurate. When people search your band on Google, what will they find?