Continuing our series on virtual concert experiences, we’re pleased to bring you another Livestream event with a New York and worldwide focus. Digg Digg
Weekly Wrap-up: Running A Hot Chocolate 5K Is Like Writing A Concert Review
November 7, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Yesterday, Colleen and I ran in the Hot Chocolate 5k in downtown Chicago with 30,000 other crazy people in 30 degree weather. Like most 5k races, it was a mixture of pleasure, competition, and self-determination. Even better, it was just like writing a concert review or a blog post. Read on to see how you, [...]
17 Questions Music Bloggers Should Ask Before Writing Your Next Post
September 27, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Is Your Music Blog… pushing boundaries… helping people… changing minds… reflecting who you really are… starting new conversations… letting loose and having fun… putting the spotlight on others… asking the important questions… following a clear mission… taking risks… or does your music blog only feeding the hype machine… playing by the rules… flailing and wandering… [...]
Book Review: Trust Agents: How Music Bloggers and PR Can Build Better Relationships
April 6, 2010 By 1 Comment
Like I did on Do You Know How To Pitch To Bloggers?, I’d like to share with you another helpful set of tools that music bloggers and PR folk can use to make better connections on the web via new and social media.
Alternate Version Blogfest: The Adventures of Johnny Rawkriter
April 1, 2010 By 12 Comments
It’s time for another Live Fix detour! And like the last one, I’m sure you’ll enjoy this Alternate Version Blogfest diversion, too. We’ll stretch our imaginations and take a fictional journey into the world of Johnny Rawkriter to see what he finds in two different sci-fi and horror-suspense live concert scenes.
Do You Know How To Pitch To Bloggers?
January 10, 2010 By 17 Comments
Chris Brogan’s post this week about “how to reach out to bloggers” was so right on that I have to share it with you. Much of what Brogan said is universal for all bloggers and it’s comprehensive. But I’d like to add to his thoughts and continue the conversation by providing a helpful more specific [...]
