[Fmpro] need a website!

[Grégoire Igert]

Hi Todd, I think that as long as you just want tu promote your music,
community sites like MySpace are far enough sufficient. They allow you to
upload your music, often have a mp3 player included and what is more, let
you have your page linked to others' pages, which can be interesting, in
terms of promotion inside a network.
It's a free, complete and quick solution. A personal site may look better,
and may be more customized, but there you need money or at least, time (to
learn how to make it). If you prefer to build your own site, open solutions
as www.spip.net can offer you a good intuitve interface.
Best
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2008/1/6, Todd Burns <tzilla at pacbell.net>:
>
> I feel nearly embarrassed, but I don't have a website!  Golly !!  So,
> in the interest of being prepared for future marketing, I thought I'd
> once again hit up my fellow composers for ideas.  Any recommendations
> for getting from no site to cool site without necessarily spending a
> large amount of time or money? (sound like a movie producer don't
> I?)  I need to be able to add mp3's, naturally.
>
> Thanks to Jim Chase for the brief discussion. Hopefully I'll have
> something to add to that shortly.
>
> Todd Burns
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