Internet forums and discussion boards have become a priceless intermediate for establishing an online presence, building a reputation, networking with peers, and getting feedback on relevant topics and ideas in the world of independent music. With that said, there are many forums and discussion boards on the Internet specific to music contacts, musicians, and songwriters. These music forums are jam-packed with astuteness that thriving artists can leverage for their professional expansion advantage. By becoming vigorously involved in music forum societies, independent artists can find themselves absorbing a profusion of music industry knowledge that can help in furthering their agendas.


Registration at music forum communities is normally free, however, the more renowned and private communities charge small fees for memberships. To locate the correct forum community for you, we suggest you go to a popular search engine and perform a search on “music forums” or “music industry forums”. Surf the search engine results one by one, and keep in mind that each forum has its own ideas, subject matter, rules, and standpoint.


After visiting a few music forum communities, you will rapidly learn that not all music forums are exactly the same. Take your time in finding the right community! It is vital because you will want time spent to be an investment and not a waste.


Whether you are looking to further your independent music career, move up in the music industry or network with music contacts, you still need to be sure you find the right forum. Here are some tips:


1. Meticulously select a forum community you can establish yourself in.

2. Concentrate on building an esteemed reputation within the forum.

3. Keep your posts wholesome, courteous, and meaningful.

4. Don’t offend well-established members or admins.

5. Don’t make it apparently obvious that you are pushing your music or products, be subtle.

6. Use a Sig to link to your website so you can advertise.

7. Write intelligent and articulate thoughts, leave a good impression about yourself and your independent music.

8. Visit and post in the forums regularly.

9. Network and create as many music contacts as possible.

10. Do not spread yourself too thin by participating in more than one or two forum communities.


By exercising the above tips and suggestions, you can be sure that you will succeed with your forum presence. Be patient with your participation, you will eventually make tons of music contacts and friends. As long as you use your head and act professionally, you should have a great time building your name in the music industry forums which in turn will build your presence on the World Wide Web. Have fun and be yourself!

Owner of Platinum Millennium publishing, former record label owner & national music industry seminar speaker/panelist. Author/creator of best-selling music biz books, courses, audio products & “How to” resources that helped 1000s. Go to http://www.TheIndustryYellowPages.com for more info on music contacts, music industry & independent music.

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