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Tagged: stock images

Common Visual Branding Mistakes

Posted: Jun 1, 2020

Category: Marketing

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**Guest post by David Figueroa of Avoid Cliche, a musical artist branding company.

 

"When you've got your music ready, you want to send it out into the world for everyone to listen to it, but the worst thing you could do is to send it out in shoddy clothing. It's important that you get your branding right. You only get one shot. Here are some common mistakes that I see over and over again. And how to avoid them."

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How To Make Great Social Media Banners

Posted: Jun 17, 2019

Category: Social Media

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**Guest post written by Scott Aumann, originally featured on The Legit Musician blog.

 

Social Banners - Legit Musician


"The main graphics banners on social media is one thing that we need to get correct to make a big impact [on social media]. The only problem is that each platform has their own way of displaying these graphics...Let’s start with sizes for each platform."

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8 Ways You Should Be Using Photos on Your Band Website

Posted: Oct 7, 2014

Category: Online Presence

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**Guest Post from Bandzoogle.com.

 

Stock Photo BZ
"We cannot overstate the importance of photos when it comes to your website. In fact, we often tell bands that they should spend more money on professional photos than on their website. Great photos can create a positive first impression for potential new fans, as well as for industry and media. But if the images on your website look unprofessional, chances are, people won’t take you or your music seriously..."

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