Comments on: Amie Street http://www.evanhamilton.com/2007/01/amie-street/ Evan Hamilton on Community-building Tue, 04 Oct 2011 21:50:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: glamour-agency http://www.evanhamilton.com/2007/01/amie-street/#comment-7 glamour-agency Mon, 01 Oct 2007 14:15:33 +0000 http://www.uugh.com/wordpress/?p=8#comment-7 <strong>Glamour Modeling...</strong> hey great stuff... Glamour Modeling…

hey great stuff…

]]> By: Elias http://www.evanhamilton.com/2007/01/amie-street/#comment-6 Elias Sun, 01 Apr 2007 18:52:25 +0000 http://www.uugh.com/wordpress/?p=8#comment-6 Hey Evan, awesome post man. I work at Amie Street and I'd be happy to hook your band up with some promo codes, so you could invite your existing fans to buy up your tracks on Amie Street and get your buzz going that way. Feel free to email me any time. Hey Evan, awesome post man. I work at Amie Street and I’d be happy to hook your band up with some promo codes, so you could invite your existing fans to buy up your tracks on Amie Street and get your buzz going that way. Feel free to email me any time.

]]> By: Elias http://www.evanhamilton.com/2007/01/amie-street/#comment-304 Elias Sun, 01 Apr 2007 18:52:00 +0000 http://www.uugh.com/wordpress/?p=8#comment-304 Hey Evan, awesome post man. I work at Amie Street and I'd be happy to hook your band up with some promo codes, so you could invite your existing fans to buy up your tracks on Amie Street and get your buzz going that way. Feel free to email me any time. Hey Evan, awesome post man. I work at Amie Street and I’d be happy to hook your band up with some promo codes, so you could invite your existing fans to buy up your tracks on Amie Street and get your buzz going that way. Feel free to email me any time.

]]> By: Elias http://www.evanhamilton.com/2007/01/amie-street/#comment-305 Elias Sun, 01 Apr 2007 18:52:00 +0000 http://www.uugh.com/wordpress/?p=8#comment-305 Hey Evan, awesome post man. I work at Amie Street and I'd be happy to hook your band up with some promo codes, so you could invite your existing fans to buy up your tracks on Amie Street and get your buzz going that way. Feel free to email me any time. Hey Evan, awesome post man. I work at Amie Street and I’d be happy to hook your band up with some promo codes, so you could invite your existing fans to buy up your tracks on Amie Street and get your buzz going that way. Feel free to email me any time.

]]> By: Elias http://www.evanhamilton.com/2007/01/amie-street/#comment-306 Elias Sun, 01 Apr 2007 18:52:00 +0000 http://www.uugh.com/wordpress/?p=8#comment-306 Hey Evan, awesome post man. I work at Amie Street and I'd be happy to hook your band up with some promo codes, so you could invite your existing fans to buy up your tracks on Amie Street and get your buzz going that way. Feel free to email me any time. Hey Evan, awesome post man. I work at Amie Street and I’d be happy to hook your band up with some promo codes, so you could invite your existing fans to buy up your tracks on Amie Street and get your buzz going that way. Feel free to email me any time.

]]> By: admin http://www.evanhamilton.com/2007/01/amie-street/#comment-5 admin Sat, 27 Jan 2007 05:58:59 +0000 http://www.uugh.com/wordpress/?p=8#comment-5 Hey Dwizzle, I mostly agree. We've been promoting via MySpace for a few years now and had great success. Our songs have had some downloads via the online venues we're currently on. My question is how visible we would be initially on Amie Street. If we were sending large numbers of our existing fans to Amie street, we might get some downloads that would push us further in the ranking. But considering our album is more than a year old and has already been consumed by our audience, how do we get the initial plays that will get us noticed by non-fans? That's very interesting about the Amie St MySpace options, I'll have to check that out. This also might be something, considering my above concerns, that we launch into after we get our next album out. Thanks for the thoughts! -Evan Hey Dwizzle,
I mostly agree. We’ve been promoting via MySpace for a few years now and had great success. Our songs have had some downloads via the online venues we’re currently on. My question is how visible we would be initially on Amie Street. If we were sending large numbers of our existing fans to Amie street, we might get some downloads that would push us further in the ranking. But considering our album is more than a year old and has already been consumed by our audience, how do we get the initial plays that will get us noticed by non-fans?

That’s very interesting about the Amie St MySpace options, I’ll have to check that out. This also might be something, considering my above concerns, that we launch into after we get our next album out.

Thanks for the thoughts!

-Evan

]]> By: admin http://www.evanhamilton.com/2007/01/amie-street/#comment-302 admin Sat, 27 Jan 2007 05:58:00 +0000 http://www.uugh.com/wordpress/?p=8#comment-302 Hey Dwizzle, I mostly agree. We've been promoting via MySpace for a few years now and had great success. Our songs have had some downloads via the online venues we're currently on. My question is how visible we would be initially on Amie Street. If we were sending large numbers of our existing fans to Amie street, we might get some downloads that would push us further in the ranking. But considering our album is more than a year old and has already been consumed by our audience, how do we get the initial plays that will get us noticed by non-fans? That's very interesting about the Amie St MySpace options, I'll have to check that out. This also might be something, considering my above concerns, that we launch into after we get our next album out. Thanks for the thoughts! -Evan Hey Dwizzle,
I mostly agree. We’ve been promoting via MySpace for a few years now and had great success. Our songs have had some downloads via the online venues we’re currently on. My question is how visible we would be initially on Amie Street. If we were sending large numbers of our existing fans to Amie street, we might get some downloads that would push us further in the ranking. But considering our album is more than a year old and has already been consumed by our audience, how do we get the initial plays that will get us noticed by non-fans?

That’s very interesting about the Amie St MySpace options, I’ll have to check that out. This also might be something, considering my above concerns, that we launch into after we get our next album out.

Thanks for the thoughts!

-Evan

]]> By: admin http://www.evanhamilton.com/2007/01/amie-street/#comment-303 admin Sat, 27 Jan 2007 05:58:00 +0000 http://www.uugh.com/wordpress/?p=8#comment-303 Hey Dwizzle, I mostly agree. We've been promoting via MySpace for a few years now and had great success. Our songs have had some downloads via the online venues we're currently on. My question is how visible we would be initially on Amie Street. If we were sending large numbers of our existing fans to Amie street, we might get some downloads that would push us further in the ranking. But considering our album is more than a year old and has already been consumed by our audience, how do we get the initial plays that will get us noticed by non-fans? That's very interesting about the Amie St MySpace options, I'll have to check that out. This also might be something, considering my above concerns, that we launch into after we get our next album out. Thanks for the thoughts! -Evan Hey Dwizzle,
I mostly agree. We’ve been promoting via MySpace for a few years now and had great success. Our songs have had some downloads via the online venues we’re currently on. My question is how visible we would be initially on Amie Street. If we were sending large numbers of our existing fans to Amie street, we might get some downloads that would push us further in the ranking. But considering our album is more than a year old and has already been consumed by our audience, how do we get the initial plays that will get us noticed by non-fans?

That’s very interesting about the Amie St MySpace options, I’ll have to check that out. This also might be something, considering my above concerns, that we launch into after we get our next album out.

Thanks for the thoughts!

-Evan

]]> By: Dwizzle http://www.evanhamilton.com/2007/01/amie-street/#comment-4 Dwizzle Sat, 27 Jan 2007 01:19:54 +0000 http://www.uugh.com/wordpress/?p=8#comment-4 When it comes to your tracks reaching popularity it all comes down to what the people listenging think. As for seeling your Mp3's on myspace , you have to utilize myspace as an advertisaing tool.Im sorry to say but if you sell your song to an Axe murder or to a nun, them buying your music has nothing to do with your music. Amie Street also gives you the tools to use myspace in Conjunction to your myspace page or anywhere else you can put html code. IF your worried about not getting any exposer well thats up to you you beleive your music is good and you put in the footwork like everyone else people will take their time to listen. Also sound quality does have a major factor with how it sells. You should try it out. Upload a few songs. If they arent selling your not losing anything. Your gonna have to put it out their sometime am I right? When it comes to your tracks reaching popularity it all comes down to what the people listenging think. As for seeling your Mp3′s on myspace , you have to utilize myspace as an advertisaing tool.Im sorry to say but if you sell your song to an Axe murder or to a nun, them buying your music has nothing to do with your music. Amie Street also gives you the tools to use myspace in Conjunction to your myspace page or anywhere else you can put html code. IF your worried about not getting any exposer well thats up to you you beleive your music is good and you put in the footwork like everyone else people will take their time to listen. Also sound quality does have a major factor with how it sells. You should try it out. Upload a few songs. If they arent selling your not losing anything. Your gonna have to put it out their sometime am I right?

]]> By: Dwizzle http://www.evanhamilton.com/2007/01/amie-street/#comment-300 Dwizzle Sat, 27 Jan 2007 01:19:00 +0000 http://www.uugh.com/wordpress/?p=8#comment-300 When it comes to your tracks reaching popularity it all comes down to what the people listenging think. As for seeling your Mp3's on myspace , you have to utilize myspace as an advertisaing tool.Im sorry to say but if you sell your song to an Axe murder or to a nun, them buying your music has nothing to do with your music. Amie Street also gives you the tools to use myspace in Conjunction to your myspace page or anywhere else you can put html code. IF your worried about not getting any exposer well thats up to you you beleive your music is good and you put in the footwork like everyone else people will take their time to listen. Also sound quality does have a major factor with how it sells. You should try it out. Upload a few songs. If they arent selling your not losing anything. Your gonna have to put it out their sometime am I right? When it comes to your tracks reaching popularity it all comes down to what the people listenging think. As for seeling your Mp3′s on myspace , you have to utilize myspace as an advertisaing tool.Im sorry to say but if you sell your song to an Axe murder or to a nun, them buying your music has nothing to do with your music. Amie Street also gives you the tools to use myspace in Conjunction to your myspace page or anywhere else you can put html code. IF your worried about not getting any exposer well thats up to you you beleive your music is good and you put in the footwork like everyone else people will take their time to listen. Also sound quality does have a major factor with how it sells. You should try it out. Upload a few songs. If they arent selling your not losing anything. Your gonna have to put it out their sometime am I right?

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