Every month we will highlight the blog posting that stood out to us the most from the previous month. This past month it was MusicThinkTank’s What Successful Internet Marketers Know and What Musician Marketers Don’t.
This article represents an important reminder of the fundamentals of marketing in the current digital age.
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4 Responses So Far
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Tim
Mar 11, 2009 at 8:54 am
Great article! Thanks for the pointer.
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Gold
Aug 14, 2009 at 11:20 pm
Good post,This was exactly what I needed to read today! I am sure this has relevance to many of us out there.
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Greaday
Dec 9, 2009 at 2:37 am
I have an iphone 3G, and I have lots songs in my iphone, because it is synced with my computer(iTunes), what if I bought a new computer, how do you keep your old songs in your iphone? Or shall I say would you be able to sync your iphone with a new computer without losing any old songs? Many thanks!
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Dan
Dec 9, 2009 at 6:55 pm
Greaday.
Well you could do a couple things. You could add those songs on your iPhone to your new computer, if you don’t have them on a computer to transfer you can transfer from your iPhone with AVGo iPod/iPhone to Mac Transfer. It is $30 but I recently had a similar problem and it worked great.
Also you could just set up your new computer to not automatically sync to your iPod, that way it won’t blow out your existing songs.
Hope this helped.
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