1) Make Music : All the saturation and marketing in the world won't matter if you do not have a professional sounding product. Notice that I did not say a high quality music product. A mediocre song that is mixed and mastered by a professional will go leaps and bounds over a well written song with a crappy demo recording. That's the truth, so deal with it and get a professional sounding product. 2) Get Technological : Set up websites, Twitter , FB, MySpace , and any place that doesn't charge you to sell albums, merchandise, and concert tickets. There are literally dozens, if not hundreds, of sites where you can set up your music. Does that mean that you will rake in profits? No, but this will help create a buzz for your music, and gives your fans easy access to your music. I also recommend CD Baby . You cannot beat the low price you get for what you get. Spend about $15 to set up a single on iTunes , Amazon, and dozens of other sites, plus your own webpage and FB a
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