Arien Rozelle. Photo by Rick Wenner
Introducing Arien (Erin) Rozelle, independent music publicist. Arien, founder of FeelingAnxious PR, has nearly a decade of communications, marketing and public relations experience. She has landed independent artists in the pages of Performing Songwriter, AOL Music, Relix Magazine, Glide Magazine, Keyboard Magazine, Nighclub and Bar Magazine, Edible Magazine and many more. At the close of 2010, she was named one of “New York’s Top PR Firms and People: The Most Influential and Connected” by Marketing Company Sparkah.com.
Arien will guest blog right here on SongCast, answering your questions about music publicity. Dying to know the ins and outs of writing a press release? Or wondering how in the world to get a reporter’s attention? Wondering how long your bio (for press) should be? Don’t know what EPK stands for? Here’s your chance to get answers from a pro.
Think about your most burning music PR questions and write them in the comments section of this blog (http://blog.songcastmusic.com). In the coming weeks, Arien will provide answers to your music PR questions and help guide independent artists along the right PR path.
If you’d like to see what Arien’s up to on a daily basis, you can follow her on Twitter @feelinganxious and at Facebook.com/FeelingAnxiousPR
So, what have you always wanted to know about music PR? Drop Arien a line in the comments section, below!
Next up: The details of demographics and music marketing. Defining who you are as an artist will help you determine who and where your target fans are. Package your identity to reach your ideal fans and business contacts.
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So… I’ll bite… what does EPK stand for?
What are your top tips for promoting multigenre artists like us?
I have read many a times on internet that music promotion through social networking sites or many other options do not work any more so can you tell me the best methods that actually works
Thanks for the comment. Social Networking absolutely works for musicians. Have you seen the rest of our blog posts about Social Media? Here are a few examples: http://blog.songcastmusic.com/gotta-getta-blog/
http://blog.songcastmusic.com/category/facebook-101/
http://blog.songcastmusic.com/category/social-media-marketing/
How can I be featured in one of your weekly ” Spotlight Artists’ ” series? Reverbnation.com/lechar
LeChar-
Please send an email to joe@songcastradio.com requesting to be featured on the Spotlight.
Thanks!
The very next time I read a blog, I hope that it doesn’t fail me as much as this one. I mean, I know it was my choice to read, nonetheless I really thought you would have something helpful to talk about. All I hear is a bunch of complaining about something that you could possibly fix if you weren’t too busy looking for attention.