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TwitMusic founded in 2011, Twitmusic is a music playing service that allows tracks to be easily shared on Twitter, giving songs a greater chance of being spread across the micro blogging service. It also gives artists the opportunity to share videos, concert details and pictures with their fans. To use it you must have a Twitter account for existing Twitter users can sign-in to Twitmusic easily using an app that syncs to their Twitter account. Once logged in, just like with a tweet, mentions of a song once it has been listened to, can be shared to a Twitter feed with one click, by selecting ‘Love’, ‘Retweet’ or ‘#nowplaying’
Linking to my previous blog twitmusic is a good way for new and upcoming artists to get mass exposure and marketing, Its gets musicians the needed shove for they re careers to go on the right path some key points about this service:
1)Free!
2) Increases your followers.
3) Lets you know how many plays your tracks uploaded has had since upload.
4) Valuable comments on your music.
5) Increases twitter interaction with followers.
TwitMusic has socialised the web music industry more and more artists are using it the likes of Beyonce, Lil Wayne, Sean Kingston and Soulja Boy to name a few so if these artists see that this service is good not only are they tweeting and sharing music with they're fans but also get real time analytics of how they music is received. So for upcoming artists this service is key and gives them total control how to market and share they're music and increase fan base go on http://www.twitmusic.com/ to find out more on this service and also sign up if you an artist that isn't using this service yet.
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Wow bongs it really seems like social networking sites are going for the kill that is why you would find that hard discs are no longer a neccesity so big up to twitter.
ReplyDeleteThey are going big with social networks its really a awesome trend.
DeleteTwitter is really growing and becoming famous these days. I agree with Vincent when he says that "social networking sites are going for the kill."
ReplyDeleteThey are and its a big thing in the music industry also social networking is the future of digital music.
DeleteThanks man for informing me about TwittMusic I did nit know about its existence.
ReplyDeleteIts a pleasure and always happy to inform about unkown trends.
DeleteSocial networks are taking over the world. At some point in time, everything will be done through them.
ReplyDeleteYes and that point is getting there sooner than expected.
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