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Answer: First off, you need to be smart. Stop bombarding your followers with the same stuff. Be tactical and understand the platform. In this particular instance he was being smart by engaging with people on Twitter , but it doesn't stop there. You need to go where the ears are -- even if that means being "old school." You need to understand who you're looking to reach and do whatever it is you can to reach them -- all without annoying them. Provide value, be smart, and ... provide some more value :) Related articles Radar Awards To Be Handed Out At U.K. Creative Agency Mother London Apple's Bozoma Saint John makes list of the 'Most Powerful Women in Business' 20 Fantastic SXSW Sessions on March 17 How Elha Nympha got on 'Little Big Shots' Music Choice To Feature Exclusive ACM Awards Content The best connected speakers of 2017 10 Great Music Podcasts to Suit All Tastes Why It Is Important to Balance Creating and Curating Content W...

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Major label signed artist as well as unsigned and independent artist in many cases still need to know the basics. Many artist have signed to companies and toured the world to end up broke and working dead end jobs.  It's good to have enthusiasm and passion, but at the same time make sure you are dealing with the basic fundamental things that you need to do and know what to look out for.  In today's business, you can produce and market digitally without signing the old prehistoric contracts. Veteran entertainment industry insider and marketer explains the basics of what one should really do to build a successful foundation and music career.  Related articles Keller Williams is on an 'endless pursuit' of entertaining himself Chance the Rapper has some words for all those who think he's no longer an independent artist Father John Misty - "Generic Pop Song #3," "Generic Pop Song #9," & "Generic Pop Song #16″ Label Serv...

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