EP. 38 Is Your Band Land-able?
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Virgil's Sound Den Podcast
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When a potential fan finally decides to check out your
- YouTube
- Spotify
- etc
What happens?
Are they getting lost in a sea of none clickable links?
Are they "clicking the link in your bio" and getting taken to a link that isn't available?
What's happening?
Can your potential fan smoothly find everything they are looking for?
Are they finding all of your social media because of a awesome link page?
Wherever the end "Landing point" for your band is
(could be a website/link page or even Spotify) are your fans finding it easy?
If they aren’t then you are losing potential fans every day...
Tune into EP. 38 of the Virgil’s Sound Den Podcast and hear how to make your band rock solid and never lose a potential fan again.
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