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Originally Posted by brian_i Hey everyone!
I just wanted to know what are some good ways to promote your recording studio.
I've recently posted up on Craig's List, text messages and telling people about our business.
Just wanted to see what other methods you all use to promote your business/studios.
Thanks! | A good website is an absolute must Other methods? You. If what you are/have is a business. You must be commercial in terms of how you promote yourself. Networking is key. I'm heaviliy networking for the new place. By doing so, I have two albums lined up and the new place isn't even open yet . If you talk to people and you seem very knowledgeable and very ethousiastic about what you do, that will stick in peoples minds. I promote myself everywhere. I know not everybody is going to require/use my services but I also know that most people will likely known at least one other person who might be interested. I've also given major (only known to that particular client) discounts to people who are either of a slightly larger pedigree or people who know many people in the general music industry. I don't care more about people who are better known but it is good promotion. I've also given discount to people who aren't know but highly talented. Whatever makes you look good. It comes down to this: You are the 'best' promotion you have. If people like you and you have the studio to back their needs up. People will want to be your client. If you have the best thing around but you are an ass.. Well good luck in this business. I wish you well!
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