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Learning online as an artist: platforms, channels and habits
Domestika, MasterClass, Coursera, YouTube. Where to find real training for artists, which platform works for what, and how to build a learning habit that actually lasts.
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How to choose your first graphic designer as an artist
Logo, colour palette, concert poster. At some point you'll need to hire a designer. Here's where to find one, how to evaluate them, and how to prepare so the collaboration works.
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AI for artists: tools, uses and practical limits
ChatGPT for text, Midjourney for images, Suno for music. What AI tools exist for artists, what they're actually useful for, and where the limits are.
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How to use AI to write your artist bio
ChatGPT or Claude can speed up your first draft, but they also generate empty adjectives and invented facts. A practical guide to using them well.
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Who's behind each music distribution platform?
When you publish music on Spotify or Bandcamp, who gets your fans' money and your data? Owners, real royalties and artists who said enough.
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How to sell and distribute music at concerts and on the street without CDs
CDs are gone but people at concerts still want to support you. QR codes, NFC, download cards, USB drives: real alternatives to turn a concert into distribution.
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Distributing your music without platforms: full sovereignty
Your own website, direct downloads, RSS, Faircamp, Funkwhale. How to publish music without giving a cent to big platforms and keeping full control of everything.
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Bandcamp for musicians: useful tool, but your website is your headquarters
Bandcamp is a solid platform for direct music sales and no-risk merch. But platforms disappear. Your own website, on your own domain, doesn't.
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Social media for artists: which platforms, for whom, and how
Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube: which social networks does an artist actually need, and how to use them professionally without wasting time.
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Why you need your own website even if you have Instagram
Instagram is a distribution channel, not your home. Find out why any professional artist needs their own website and the risk of depending on a platform you don't control.
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How to build your digital identity as a musician
A practical guide for musicians who want to build a coherent digital presence: from logo to positioning on Google and AI platforms.
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SEO basics for artists: how to appear on Google
You don't need to be an SEO expert. But you do need to understand the 5 concepts that determine whether people find you when they search.
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Own website vs. Linktree: when you need each one
Linktree is practical and free. Your own website is the only digital presence that truly belongs to you. Here's when to use each tool and why they don't replace each other.
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Music digital distribution: royalties, platforms and how to get paid
You have the music recorded. Now you need it on Spotify, Apple Music and everywhere else. Here's how digital distribution works, what you pay and what a musician actually earns.
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Visual identity for artists: where to start
Logo, colours, typography. Visual identity isn't a luxury — it's the first thing any booker, journalist or listener sees. Here's your starting point.
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Artists on LinkedIn: does it make sense?
LinkedIn isn't for musicians or actors, many say. But it depends what you want to do there. Here's who it makes sense for, who it doesn't, and how to use it if you decide yes.
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What to post on social media if you're an artist (and don't know what to say)
Creative block on social media is real. Here are 20 content ideas that work for musicians, actors, dancers and visual artists — no need to be an influencer.
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