Is MySpace Dead?

This show originates at www.musicianscooler.com Adam Hoek Twitter Band Adam Hoek is using Twitter to share his music. He has set up the Adam Hook Twitter Band. A place where musicians can work together to share tracks and build songs together. Find him on twitter at www.twitter.com/adamhoek and www.adamhoek.com My apologies for calling Adam Andrew in the episodes. Jimmy Yukka asks, Is MySpace Dead? Find him at www.jimmyyukka.com Yes MySpace is second to FaceBook, but saying to ignore MySpace is like saying we should ignore the Rolling Stones becuase they were second to the Beatles. In my opinion when it comes to all social media, you get out of them what you put into them. Unfortunately the more popular a website gets (MySpace, Twitter) people invent robots to manage their website for them. The Music business is about building relationship with people no robots. When you turn your relationship building over ot a robot you are missing the boat. The bad nws is at MySpace its hard to find a person. It seems everyone is using robots. This is why MySpace lost some of its appeal. So try to connect with people at MySpace, build a relationship with them. If you are finding that most of your friends at MySpace dont login, dont pay attention, then maybe your MySpace is dead. Bob Baker has a great book about marketing your band on MySpace and the whole book is about building relationships with people. Sponsors and Support Godaddy coupon code cooler7 gets a .com domain name for $7.49 Budget.com/musician saves 30% off a weekly rental or $10 off any rental. Buy Dave’s Book “Get your band out of the basement – and keep them out of the asylum” available at musicianlibrary.com Order now and get the bonus ““10 Stupid Things That Bands Do”