Call for registration: Viberate music marketing webinar
14 Feb 2022 - 09:52
Slovenian music research and analytics platform Viberate is inviting artists and music professionals to attend its Applying 2022 Music Trends to Your Marketing Strategy webinar on 16 February.
The 45-minute webinar will offer tips from industry experts including Audience Strategies founder David Boyle, who will discuss the different approaches music professionals can implement the hottest industry trends to create sustainable strategies. Boyle is considered a veteran when it comes to spotting trends to seize business opportunities for the likes of EMI, Katy Perry, Snoop Dogg and Pink Floyd.
He will be joined by Alexandre Perrin, a professor of music business at Berklee, who has trained industry professionals currently working for Spotify, Universal, Warner and Sony Music, among others, as well as Urška Jakša, Viberate’s managing editor and the author of the annual State of Music report.
The webinar will begin at 7.30pm CAT.
Seats are limited and interested musicians can register for the event here.
The webinar will add to Viberate’s series of webinars. Previous sessions have explored marketing strategy webinar for music professionals, strategies for Spotify, live digital strategy, digital music marketing and audience engagement.
Viberate aggregates more than 1 million pages of artists, venues, events and festivals, enabling music professionals to track performance, showcase their work and explore new business opportunities.
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