Nick Venturella

Why pay musicians?

One can find many discussions online regarding the value of a musician’s craft. Specifically, whether or not they should be paid for what they do.Not long ago I had a discussion with a friend about this...

Five idea to capture a demo recording of your music

If you're a professional musician, or an aspiring professional musician, you'll at some point need to be able to display what you do as a musician to prospective venues at which you'd like to...

Get more exposure out of your gigs

Many music marketers and musicians alike talk about using press releases and social media to market upcoming gigs, but what about gaining exposure at the gig or soon after. Getting reviews of your live performances may be easier...

Time to reflect and plan for the future

Another year is fast approaching its end, and as an entrepreneurial musician it's important to reflect on the past year's activities to help inform your future plans toward your music goals in the upcoming new year...

Gain exposure and do some good

Many musicians can gain useful exposure by doing good. Especially, with the holidays around the corner it's a great time to be thinking about ideas of ways you or your band can align what you're doing...

Invest in self-promotion

One of the biggest dilemmas of independent musicians is the ability to promote their craft on a larger scale. Perhaps, a larger problem is finding the resources (a.k.a. money) to create a big promotional bang that produces measurable...

Boost your band's exposure in tough times

6 ways to boost your bands exposure in tough times (these tips were written by Nick Venturella and appeared in music marketer Bob Baker’s e-book, How to Recession-Proof Your Music Career ) 1. Look into booking better...

Bootstrap web presence

5 steps to a use-able and highly search engine optimized web presence for little cost, other than your time investment. 1. Use a blog site as your web presence's content management system (CMS)--essentially this is...

Follow through

Too many musicians take a passive approach to marketing themselves for the purpose of booking of gigs. It's only one part of the equation to post stuff online, send emails and even mail out flyers or postcards to...

The power of do-it-yourself publicity

Many musicians fail to fully utilize the power of regular publicity regarding their endeavors. The great thing about technology these days is that there are no excuses. The internet allows do-it-yourself musicians to regularly let the...

Why pay musicians?

Five idea to capture a demo recording of your music

Get more exposure out of your gigs

Time to reflect and plan for the future

Gain exposure and do some good

Invest in self-promotion

Boost your band's exposure in tough times

Bootstrap web presence

Follow through

The power of do-it-yourself publicity

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