Posts Tagged ‘myspace’
Video: Welcome To Ashley – “Nothing But Gray Skies Ahead”
Chicago indie band makes hooky, rambunctious pop with a shot of garage flavor. You’ll like it!
Thrice – In Exile Video
Ever since the first time I saw Thrice live at the Fireside Bowl in Chicago when I was 16 I knew they’d be big. It’s been awhile since I connected as much with them (musically) on anything they’ve released, but I remain a loyal fan nonetheless.
5 Reasons For Bands & Musicians To Quit MySpace
Let’s face it, unless you have a full time person to make your MySpace totally bitchin, it’s time to look into another platform to use as your main contact point with your fans. I understand MySpace has always been a necessary evil, but when it comes to actually getting a decent return on investment from [...]
Tutorials, Resources, Music, & Downloads – Best of AssaultBLOG
Rather than do what most design blogs do in creating a list of resources, I’ve created a list of our best posts that some of our newer visitors may have missed. Here you’ll find our best SEO tips, Photoshop Tutorials, MySpace Themes, Wordpress Themes, and even some lists of tips for bands and startup t-shirt companies.
How to reset your Myspace Profile Theme using CSS
Download this free Myspace Theme that resets your Myspace to look like a cool band style theme.
When Every Sale Counts
If you’ve just started out with your first e-commerce store you know that getting people to your store to buy your product isn’t easy. Unlike most online marketing blogs, I’m here to tell you that creating a page on every social network out there may not be the best answer for you. Read the full list of tips if you want to see a few things that have worked for us.
Paypal to the rescue, Newsletter, and our Wet T-Shirts MySpace
It’s 1:15am and I haven’t gone to bed before 3am in about 5 days now… but I’m here with a punch-yourself-in-the-face update that you won’t want to miss. (actually at this time you will have missed this blog post because I put the password back up on the site because search engines were spidering our [...]
