Ultimate Facebook Guide to Sell and Promote Your Music

Ultimate Facebook Guide to Sell and Promote Your Music

The Ultimate Guide to Selling and Promoting Your Music on Facebook 

Since launching the new Nimbit Spotlight Landing Page and Store for Facebook, we’ve had thousands of artists sign up. We’re thrilled with the response and have provided a series of tips and articles to help you get the most out of your music promotion and sales on Facebook. To make life easier, we thought it would be convenient to provide all of those articles & tips in one blog, so here it is…

 

Fans on Facebook: What to Do to Engage Your Fans, Increase Sales and Grow the Relationship

Our VP of Marketing, Carl Jacobson wrote an indepth piece for ASCAP that covers selling, how to engage fans, suggestions how to get fans to promote you, and how to advertise to new fans using Facebook.  Read the article on the ASCAP site.

 

A Fan Found You on Facebook…What’s Next?

Nimbit Co-founder and CTO Patrick Faucher also provided an article for knowthemusicbiz.com that is a great guide on making sure you are covering your bases when it comes to making your music available and more importantly accessible to potential fans.

 

Facebook Marketing Tips For Entertainment Brands

In a recent article by Mashable.com, they gave readers some awesome Marketing Tips for Entertainment Brands.

1. Use Questions, Polls and Quizzes to Engage Your Community
2. Reward Your Fans
3. Let Fans Behind-the-Scenes
4. Use a Facebook Storefront to Turn Fans into Buyers

As you can imagine, because of Nimbit’s popular Facebook Store, Mashable included mention of Nimbit on tip #4. The entire article has some great advice, check out 4 Facebook Marketing Tips For Entertainment Brands on Mashable’s website.

 

More Facebook Tips on the Nimbit Blog

Here are a few more simple examples of things you can do to improve your Facebook Fan page and get people on it:

 

Create the Ultimate Landing Page & Store for Facebook with Nimbit Spotlight

Nimbit’s new Spotlight feature is a compelling showcase that offers everything you need to create a personalized, custom landing page on Facebook that is seamlessly integrated with Nimbit’s fan commerce and promotional tools.

If you’re really looking to grab people’s attention on Facebook, it is important to install your Nimbit Store for Facebook, make it your default landing page, and start showing off your Spotlight. Already got the Nimbit Store installed on Facebook? Then log-in to Nimbit and click on Stores to set up your Spotlight, it just takes a few minutes.

Nimbit Spotlight enhances your Facebook page with:

  • Sell music, CDs, merch, and tickets without the need to send fans away from Facebook or to other applications
  • featured product promotion
  • A video player for promo videos or personal messages to your fans
  • An audio player for your featured track or album
  • Custom header image and bio
  • Next gig notification
  • Fan rewards, such as a free track for email
  • Social Sharing: fans can leave Comments, Like, and Share products to promote artists to their friends on Facebook and followers on Twitter
  • Tracks can be shared and listened to via a Facebook Ticker, Wall and Timeline Player

Click here to Install Nimbit Spotlight on Facebook

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2 Comments

  1. Helen
    Posted December 6, 2011 at 3:46 am | Permalink

    Excellent idea!! Good information.

  2. Posted December 7, 2011 at 2:41 pm | Permalink

    Awesome collection! Thanks for sharing.

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