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• How to Get a Following for Your Band
• A few years ago I 'd simply have said "Do some
  jobs and get on MySpace". That's not the greatest
  strategy now however.
• Why haven't you got much of a following? Is it
  simply that you're quite brand-new? If so, get
  everybody you understand to come to your jobs, no
  matter where they are, and bring ALL their mates.
  Play any gig you can get and let the audience
  learn about your website (oh yeah, you require a
  site). Everyone does flyers and posters so you
  have to get in on this also.
• If you have actually been around a while but your
  fanbase is still a bit small, you've got to think
  about why. Maybe you reside in a small place and
  your design of music isn't that big? If this is
  it you'll truly have to search out your fans and
  this will probably mean going online and
  spreading the word instead of just relying on
  local people. Get on Twitter, Facebook, buy
  soundcloud followers, forums, YouTube. Send your
  songs to bloggers to see if they'll review you or
  blog about you (and don't ever think a blog
  site's too small to do this, all publicity's
  excellent).If you can manage it, movie a
  suitable video or get some advertising gear. Get
  some printed or embroidered hoodies and t shirts
  and get your mates to use them, hand them out at
  gigs if you can. Hoodies are excellent cos people
  can put them on over their clothing, so if it's a
  bit cold they might wear them home. Walking
  adverts!
• There's lots of bands out there trying to make it
  and a lot of fans get a bit sick of random
  invitations to see some guys they don't really
  know or care about. If you want people to like
  your band you have to get them to like you. Make
  friends wherever you go, go to other gigs and
  make friends there, be really nice to friends of
  friends. People will want to support you and feel
  like they're on board with something, so get
  yourself out there and be charming and funny and
  get people excited about your music.
• If you're doing all this and still people aren't
  coming back to your gigs, maybe you just need to
  get some better product? Rehearse more, write a
  crowd-pleasing track or two and perhaps work on
  your audience interaction and how you get the
  crowd going.