A fan clicks a link from an older blog post. They want to buy the debut album. Or, they type a URL wrong while looking for tour dates. Instead of the page they expect, they hit a wall: “404 Error: Page Not Found.” On many websites, that is the end of the visit. The browser … Read more
For a touring band, music is only half the product. Today, Instagram and TikTok shape how people notice a band. So, the visual story must stop the scroll and help sell tickets. A band website gallery is not only a memory page. Instead, it works like a tool that builds fan interest and also helps … Read more
For a modern musician, a website is more than a digital business card. It is the only online space fully under the artist’s control. Meanwhile, social media rules change often. Also, platforms can lose reach or shut down. Because of that, a professional website stays as the main hub for merch, mailing lists, and press … Read more
Launching a redesigned website often feels like a fresh start—a cleaner look, better features, and a smoother experience for visitors. But one critical part of the process is often ignored until problems appear: what happens to the old website? Handling the switch from the old site to the new one the wrong way is one … Read more
For a musician, a website is more than a digital billboard. It is a working tool for the media. When a journalist at a glossy magazine, a blogger, or a festival promoter visits an artist’s website, there is usually one main goal: to find a high-quality image to use in an article or announcement. If … Read more
Every band has its own story. Maybe it started in someone’s garage. Or maybe at a school show. Either way, fans love to know how things began. That’s what builds real connection. A short “About” page isn’t enough. People skip that fast. An interactive timeline is better. It keeps visitors engaged, helps your site get … Read more
In event entertainment, a band’s website is more than just a place to share photos. It’s the main tool to get more gigs. People don’t want to take risks when booking for weddings, company parties, or birthdays. They want to be sure the band can handle the job. That’s why having clear song lists and … Read more
For independent musicians, work never really stops. Songs need writing. Tracks need recording. Shows need booking. On top of that, social media and merch take daily time. Because of this, the official musician website often gets ignored. That is understandable. Still, this choice can hurt a music career. A website works as the main home … Read more
Sometimes, streaming income is very small. For many independent musicians, a digital tip jar has become an important way to earn steady support from fans. The problem is that many popular third-party platforms take a 5% to 10% commission from each tip, and this is added on top of normal card processing fees. By setting … Read more
Music videos cost a lot of money and take a lot of time to make. That’s why it’s important they get seen by more fans, not just on YouTube. But often, when people search for a video like “Band Name – New Song,” they get a YouTube link. The problem? On YouTube, fans get distracted … Read more