Comments on: UnsignedBandPromotion Ramble 2010 http://www.unsignedbandpromotion.com/band-promotion-blog/2010/01/01/unsignedbandpromotion-ramble-2010/ Teaching musicians and artists how to get their Websites noticed by fans, search engines and the music industry in half the time they could do it on their own Thu, 17 May 2012 22:24:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: ian http://www.unsignedbandpromotion.com/band-promotion-blog/2010/01/01/unsignedbandpromotion-ramble-2010/#comment-709 ian Tue, 05 Jan 2010 13:47:02 +0000 http://www.unsignedbandpromotion.com/band-promotion-blog/2010/01/01/unsignedbandpromotion-ramble-2010/#comment-709 Yeah Frankie that's an ad and a plug, but I'm happy for you to get away with that one, good luck with it ;) Yeah Frankie that’s an ad and a plug, but I’m happy for you to get away with that one, good luck with it ;)

]]> By: Frankie http://www.unsignedbandpromotion.com/band-promotion-blog/2010/01/01/unsignedbandpromotion-ramble-2010/#comment-708 Frankie Tue, 05 Jan 2010 01:11:19 +0000 http://www.unsignedbandpromotion.com/band-promotion-blog/2010/01/01/unsignedbandpromotion-ramble-2010/#comment-708 Ian, I think you put together a great blog. I read through each one and I think it's awesome that you help these musicians. We've got one more tool for you to add. I work with an iPhone app called Riff Raters. Musicians can put a 20 second (20 seconds because more could have some copyright issues if someone were to copy a major band) riff onto the app and have others rate it. Listeners can become fans. Riffers can put in their url's to websites and social media sites. It's not limited to guitars either. All instruments are welcome. The app is $1.99 U.S. from the app store and we'd love to see some riffers from the U.K. on it. We all know many of the best musicians come from the U.K. I know that sounds like an ad or a plug...but I've always liked helping good bands get noticed and this is one way of doing just that. Cheers, Frankie Ian,

I think you put together a great blog. I read through each one and I think it’s awesome that you help these musicians. We’ve got one more tool for you to add. I work with an iPhone app called Riff Raters. Musicians can put a 20 second (20 seconds because more could have some copyright issues if someone were to copy a major band) riff onto the app and have others rate it. Listeners can become fans. Riffers can put in their url’s to websites and social media sites. It’s not limited to guitars either. All instruments are welcome. The app is $1.99 U.S. from the app store and we’d love to see some riffers from the U.K. on it. We all know many of the best musicians come from the U.K.

I know that sounds like an ad or a plug…but I’ve always liked helping good bands get noticed and this is one way of doing just that.

Cheers,

Frankie

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