Free songs for anyone who shares/like/comments/etc. This would give you an idea of who likes you music while also getting it out there to more people via the internet and scoail media.
Post some of the music on the wall for free (Short previews). This would give people an idea of what the artist/s were like, if people like it then we have got more customers for free.
Get some of the artists to reply to some of the comments every now and then, this would have everyone who likes them commenting, meaning anyone who were friends with them would see it, therefor we can get the product out there and tell people about it without them even knowing about theartists/company
I would have some of the artist/s getting involved with recent trends, this would gain attention from everyone, not just the people who like the artists already. It would also make them all more relateable with the (stereotypically) younger audiences who use social media and get involved with trends themselves.
Jack Matthews's Blog
Tuesday, 6 October 2015
Analysing my Facebook Page
People share adverts and music because it's their hobbies and what they think is 'fun'. This would benefit the artist or the company behind the advert due to their product reaching a lot more people, therefor creating more 'fans'. People could share news articles or events because they want people to know about it. For example, if a person shared something about syria or pets being used for product testing.
Monday, 6 July 2015
What I have noticed about my Internet use
I spend most of my time watching films on the internet, I usually watch them while I eat food. I also go on Facebook, only for a few minutes each but I do it a lot just to check, I visit facebook when I'm bored, it's more like an annoying habit if anything. Although I spend a lot of time on websites such as facebook and Youtube, I also spend a lot of time on various PC part and building websites and since I enjoy working with computers, I can see that being useful in later life with most things now being PC related.
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