A Sure Fire Fan Getter By Bryan Paul

A Sure Fire Fan Getter By Bryan Paul

A Sure Fire Fan Getter By Bryan Paul

The question is how will you set yourself apart from those other recording artists? The answer is your personality. Think of your favorite artist; first you fall in love with their music then you want to know more about their personality. You start YouTubing them and watching their interviews. You look for their MySpace music page and pictures and began to feel like you actually know the artist. Basically personality brings in fans. Therefore you got to learn how to make your fans feel like they know you, this is called being transparent or video marketing.

I watched an artist on YouTube and I liked his song so I went to his page and watched his other videos. He had tons of free-styling videos. I also added him as a friend and subscribed to his channel not only because he was a good free-styler but he was also funny as heck. His freestyle videos mixed lyrical talent with comedy and it kept me entertained. That's what you must learn to do, it is a sure fire fan getter.

Understand The Power of Video Marketing

The art of video marketing is very under mined yet very powerful. Look at what's sweeping the world right now, its reality television. Allow your fans and potential fans to see the real you, let your personality shine. The best place to start is of course YouTube but don't just upload a bunch of videos and just leave it at that. You have to let people know about your videos and tha'ts where more marketing techniques come into play.

Marketing Your Videos

When uploading your video YouTube will ask you for tags. Think of what your fans and potential fans search for on the site. Don't put your name as the tag because that's where a lot of artist go wrong. You're trying to become well known therefore nobody will ever search for your name. Use tags like rap music, hip hop music, hip hop entertainment and things of that nature. You can also search for those keywords on the site, get the most popular video then see what tags they used and use them as well. After that, all that's left to do is add the people that commented respectable comments on those popular vids and message them. Talk to them personally and tell them to check out your vids and subscribe if they like them. That's a no brainer but I see a lot of recording artists with undeveloped YouTube accounts and maybe two or four measly subscribers. That's not how you market your videos which will ultimately market yourself.

For more information on this topic go tohttp://www.froggiebeats.com

Bryan Paul is a very experienced beat maker/producer and owner of a very successful instrumental rap beat website. He began playing the piano at the age of twelve and later on began writing sheet music symphonies. Bryan brought his musical expertise to the hip hop industry in the year 2007. Bryan Paul is also dedicated to helping aspiring artist and professional artist further their careers with valuable marketing and promoting info and tools. To view these rap beats and more feel free to visithttp://www.froggiebeats.com

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