5 Key Elements A Recording Artist And Musician’s Website Should Include

Video Training On Key Elements Of An Artist And Musician’s Website

Creating the idea website can make a big impact on your online reputation.

In practical terms, your online reputation is what shows up in the search results. It includes what people say about you on social media such as Facebook, Twitter, and other social media sites. It can be reviews of your band, brand, music, albums, track, and or business. It’s information that can be used as press and or news. And of course, your photos and videos make a strong visible impact. Your content is crucial because it will determine what others perceive. Therefore, it's important that artist’s control the search results so that when an Internet user searches you the results will return positive and relevant. Hopefully, your position will be on the 1st page.

I think it's fair to say that every performer would like to present their music to the world in the best way possible. Yet very few are aware how to effectively give their website the consideration it merits. Artists must be aware of the design to promote and sell your music. Avoid common design mistakes (like Flash and frames). Create more traffic to your site with SEO. Focus on the exceptionally imperative press and booking areas, and utilize tools for measuring your site's analytics, such as StatCounter.

According to Google (February 2014), 53% of Internet users do not go past the first two results when searching for what they are looking for. 89% of users do not go past page 1 of results. 99% of users do not go past page 2 of results. Primarily the first page of the results judges you. 1 out of 4 artists that appear online have no content at all on the first page. And 15% have at least one negative result on the first page that damage their reputation.

Recording artist's music website should include 5 key elements: