Showing posts with label record labels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label record labels. Show all posts
21 October 2011
Research Task - Record label
Make sure you post your research on who would produce and distribute your artist and why.
9 November 2010
Refining your marketing strategy
You need to start thinking about pulling all the threads together in terms of your marketing campaign / promotional package. Use the research you've done on labels on music TV to work out which would represent / play your artist. Think about your Digipack and how it will tie in with your audience research. Use the work you've done on established artists to help you map out everything.
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Think of labels for your music genre / type of band or artist.
Below you will find bits and bobs to help further hopefully:
Think of labels for your music genre / type of band or artist.
Remember to work on your CD cover and digipack:
Think about:
1. images used (layout, colour, style etc) text (fonts, size, positioning, colour etc) The relationship between text and images - how do they work together i.e. anchorage, differing functions of the front, back, inside sleeve
2. how the iconography represents the band, the genre of music and their overall image.
3. are there any signifiers exclusive to the band/genre
4. what the cover says about the institutional context of the music ie the label, mainstream, underground, first album etc
5. what can we learn about the potential/target audience from the cover ie specialist, niche, familiarity with the band, compilation, mainstream etc.
6. and anything else of relevance, including influences from similar (real) products.
1. images used (layout, colour, style etc) text (fonts, size, positioning, colour etc) The relationship between text and images - how do they work together i.e. anchorage, differing functions of the front, back, inside sleeve
2. how the iconography represents the band, the genre of music and their overall image.
3. are there any signifiers exclusive to the band/genre
4. what the cover says about the institutional context of the music ie the label, mainstream, underground, first album etc
5. what can we learn about the potential/target audience from the cover ie specialist, niche, familiarity with the band, compilation, mainstream etc.
6. and anything else of relevance, including influences from similar (real) products.
You will have a lesson on Magazine adverts next week but you could start thinking about where a magazine ad would appear.
Finally, remember to refine your audience research using the technology available.
Labels:
audience research,
planning,
record labels,
research
10 October 2010
Record Labels Research anyone?
Please catch up. Maybe focus on specific labels looking at the kind of artists they represent. Contrast two or more. Finally, link that to your own track - who is likely to sign your act etc.?
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