In the fast-changing world of music, an artist’s look matters almost as much as their sound. Social media is where fans usually go for daily updates, but the artist’s official website is still the main home. It’s the one place on the internet they fully control. If the website stays the same for too long, … Read more
Navigating stock photography and fonts can feel hard at first. Yet it’s true that learning rules protects your site and wallet. So this guide explains how to use stock photography and fonts the right way. The goal is clear use without legal trouble. Many business owners and designers do not know all the rules at … Read more
Musicians love numbers. Stream counts on Spotify, likes on Instagram, and views on YouTube always get attention. But when it comes to their own website—the one place online they fully control—many don’t pay close attention. Most artists only check how many people visit the site. They use basic tools like Google Analytics. But that just … Read more
Your music website is not a fan page. It’s not for selling t-shirts or showing old tour photos. If you’re serious about sync licensing, your site needs to work like a business tool. It should help one very busy person: the sync agent or music supervisor. These people are not surfing your site for fun. … Read more
Today, music lives online. Social media pages help, but they are not owned by you. A website is different. It belongs to you. Because of that, web hosting matters a lot. Hosting decides how your site works every day. It controls speed, safety, and uptime. So, choosing hosting is not just tech work. Instead, it … Read more
Today, many musicians feel frustrated. They release songs on streaming platforms and only make a few cents. It’s true that people enjoy music, but streaming doesn’t always pay the bills. So what’s the other option? The answer is creating a fan membership area on your website. This helps artists earn money directly from fans and … Read more
Every artist needs a home online. For musicians, a website is like the main stage. It’s the place fans go to get updates, see tour dates, and learn more about their favorite artist. It’s also where search engines like Google look to find correct and updated info. But even if a site looks great, it … Read more
It’s true that people don’t have time anymore. They scroll fast. They tap quick. If they hear a song on TikTok or Instagram, you only get one chance. And it lasts about one second. If you send them to a random homepage or your social bio with old stuff, they’ll just leave. That’s a lost … Read more
In the online music world, attention is everything. You could have amazing songs and cool videos. But if fans don’t know what to do next, they’ll just scroll away. That’s why you need strong CTAs, also called Calls-to-Action. A CTA is a short message that tells your fans what to do. It might ask them … Read more
In music, being talented is not enough. Many artists can sing or produce great songs. But that’s just the start. How an artist presents their work can decide what happens next. This case study tells the story of “Neon Atlas”—a fake name for a real indie-pop duo. They had fans, they had streams, but they … Read more