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The Band Promotion Turbo-Charger:
You're ready to ride a rocket to the stars. You've got your act together--from a simple solo to a full-blown band--and it's time to take on the world! Where do you go from here? How do you get local fans? How do you exploit the Internet? There are so many avenues, which ones should you attack? The short answer is "All of them." You'll find the long answer in The Band Promotion Turbo-Charger.
Yes, but is it for you? Here is what Tish Meeks, author of How To Get Band Sponsorships And Endorsements, and lead singer of 3 Kisses, the hot Texas Party Punk band and one of the hardest working acts in The Southwest has to say:
"Ryan Michael Galloway's Band Promotion Turbo-Charger is just what the doctor ordered for bands who are standing around, scratching their heads wondering what to do next. This nifty resource lays it all out for you chapter by chapter, so artists can just go down the list implementing new marketing strategies one-by-one. Everything you need to move your band forward is contained right here in this one resource, so add it to your library and get your band moving in a positive direction!"
Ahh, but are the principals sound? It's one thing to get the recommendation of a super-charged fellow musician, but what about an expert in the field of publicity and news reporting; an insider who knows the answers? Jeff Crilley, Emmy Award Winning TV reporter, and author of Free Publicity has this take:
"In The Band Promotion Turbocharger, Ryan Michael Galloway has assembled a powerful collection of marketing and promotion ideas that musicians and performers of any genre can use to get heard, build a following, and reap the rewards of their talents. If you're new to the music business and just starting out, or an established performer taking your fame to the next level, this book will be a tremendous asset."
Author, Ryan Michael Galloway, has this to say about his latest book:
"A lot of great news came out about independent music success in the last year. But until now, no one has put the latest techniques all together and bridged the gap between the old strategies that still work. If you do everything I recommend, you will get better results. Depending on the market, those results could be huge. There are no shortcuts, but if there is a way to speed things up, it's executing all of the strategies and tactics that you can get to work in your market with your fans.
'More fans, more fame, more fortune' is not just a saying. I truly believe that musicians usually do very little to help manage their own careers. But managing your own career is where you want to be. Sure, it may take a little while to learn all of these great techniques, but once you have them, their yours to use over and over again. You may be on the way up, sitting on top, or on the way down--there is money to be made, and I want you to keep more of it. Once you learn the ropes, the value of managers and agents diminishes. I'm here to show you those ropes and tell you how to climb them, hand-over-fist: the same way I want you to make money."