What music brands can learn from in-store clinics and events.
In the music instrument business, where manufacturers are just as passionate as the people who buy and play their products, there is a connection and appreciation for each other not often found in other industries. Music is a highly personal, connective form of communication to many, and demonstrating … [Read more...]
Three ways that supporting musical education can create new customers.
Musical instrument sales have been steadily decreasing over the last decade, yet there are more manufacturers of musical instruments than ever. There are many reasons for this phenomenon, including a cultural shift towards digital and highly produced music and fewer live concerts that might … [Read more...]
Reverb.com, a site that enables users to buy and sell music gear online, is giving huge online marketplaces like eBay and Amazon a run for their money. The music brand does it by creating highly relevant content that is aligned with user interests.
What your music brand can learn from Reverb.com, and how it creates … [Read more...]
How to monitor and manage online conversations about your brand.
The internet gives music manufacturers 24/7 access to the opinions and complaints of customers via online platforms like Twitter, Facebook, forums, and even videos. Potential customers listen to what’s being said about your brand, and you should too. Brand perception affects purchasing decisions—and … [Read more...]
Tuning in to customer feedback can drive more sales.
Your music brand is awesome, and you want everyone to know it, but today’s customers are extremely skeptical about marketing messages. Reviews, feedback, and testimonials are an effective way to offer unbiased opinions that can motivate potential customers to act and, ultimately, increase sales.
Here’s why … [Read more...]
