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Derek Sivers. How to call attention to your music

1 Bio
2 Constantly ask, What do they really want?
3 Reach them like you would want to be reached
4 They know nothing about you. Don't assume anything
5 Read about new music. Use the tricks that worked on you
6 Have the confidence to target
7 Proudly exclude some people
8 The Most Expensive Vodka
9 If you target sharp enough, you will own your niche
10 Bad Targeting Example: progressive rocker targeting teenybopper
11 Touch as many of their senses as you can
12 Never use corporate-speak
13 Leave 'em wanting more
14 Imagine a play with 1000 actors on stage
15 Be an extreme version of yourself
 
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