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If you want a new website designed and hosted for you without all the hassles, then this is the most important message you ever read.

Here’s why…in most instances you’ll be charged anywhere between $3,000 to $5,000 just to have a website created for you. But the problem is, most designers, which are outsourced to a foreign country, haven’t got a clue about the proper design and marketing of your business. Here at Loggins Promotion, we specialize in exactly what you’re looking for . . . a music industry optimized website.

Simply have some information (content, images, music files, etc.) ready to go and we can design your website for you. We’ll also make sure it’s optimized (Search Engine Optimization) so that it receives top results and is easy for your fans and music industry contacts to find.
There is NO step two. That’s how easy it is.

We’ll create your website to include:

A custom home page that offers your visitors a great experience when viewing your main product and services.

A custom “About” page that tells your visitors about you and your music.

A customer “Contact” page so that you visitors can easily contact you.

Then once we have you up and running the fun really begins. We’ll put your website in over-drive and kick it up an entire level:

When you are ready, we’ll design:

A custom “EPK” page that you can use for press media, radio programmers and music industry executives.

A custom music page where your potential fans can stream your new music and engage with you.

We will even integrate contact forms and easy newsletter sign up form so that you can begin keeping track of fans and people interested in your music and your music career.

Optimizing and Finalizing:

Putting the finishing touches of your website, we’ll spend our “behind the scenes” work optimizing your site for search engines (SEO) and integrate top plugins for website protection and security.

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What’s included?

An assortment of professionally custom pages

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Social Media links

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Bio page

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Photo Gallery

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Tour/live performance page

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Music streaming page

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EPK (Electronic Press Kit)

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1 year hosting

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Custom video content

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Custom logo branding

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Custom logo video

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Additional pages may be designed for a fee
Extension of hosting may be added for a fee

LET US MAKE YOUR DREAM COME TRUE!

We know web DESIGN.

With more than 20 years in the music industry & web development, we’ve learned a thing or two about the biz and what makes them work together.

We like to see you happy.

When you choose our design services, you become part of our team. We work with you until we meet or exceed your vision.

We know your time is valuable.

Our task is your website. Our creative team will work quickly behind the scenes to get it done so you can stay focused on your music and career.

We are with you every step of the way.

Our web specialist will guide you through the process every step of the way.

We’re invested in your investment with us.

Rest easy knowing your new professional website will have everything it needs to give you the exposure you desire.

You’ll get the attention you deserve.

20+ years of experience means we can offer you the attention you deserve. Let us build your website, and we’ll prove it.

HAVE A QUESTION?

WANT TO GIVE IT A TRY? Here is some helpful information for you.

Are you taking your music career to the next level? Building a GREAT website is your first step. Having a professional website is of the utmost important in the music industry. Having a GREAT website is much like having a nice, professional business card . . . it’s the first impact you’ll have on industry professionals and your fanbase. Would you walk into the most important business meeting in your music career with business cards printed at home off your less than adequate printer? Of course not. So why would you not have a fantastically designed website where potentially tens of thousands of visitors land to review you and your on-goings in your music career? Don’t answer that. .we know the answer.

Why should every artist/band have a website?

You may ask yourself why artists, musicians or bands need a website. It’s your home, your base, your business place where you can control every aspect of your music career. Sure there are Social Media pages, which are great for extra visibility. We’ll cover that later. Meanwhile, think of Social Media pages as a vacation home, not your main residence. Your website will, by far, offer you much more visibility, search engine optimization, control and a “one stop” shop to everything your music career has to offer. Your music website makes a much better impression rather than a social media profile. Furthermore, a professional website shows you are serious about your music

You own it!

You have complete control over your design, your branding, your business. That’s right you are a business and like with any successful company, BRANDING is extremely important.

Unlike social media platforms, you won’t have any design limits, no advertising distractions or external links encouraging your visitors to click away. Your website visitors are there because they want to be there. It’s then up to you with what you want to do with them.

GENERATE $$$

If you are selling music and/or merchandise than creating your own professional website is even more critical. All artist (big and small) would much rather sell directly to their fans. They keep more money! Pretty basic business 101 practices. Your fans and industry contacts can join your mailing list, engage with you and much more. Additionally, this makes is much easier for you to directly market your new music, tour dates, crowdfunding , new merchandise, and more.

YOUR OWN YOUR OWN INFOMATION

As with all successful business throughout the entire world. .they “data-mine”. Data-Mining when you create your own contact database of people/contacts who are interested in what you have to offer with your music career. These are “hot targets” . . . the most receptive people you have within your music career and the easiest point of sale chances. Creating a professional music website allows you to collect that data, and maintain direct communication with your fans and industry contacts. Furthermore, you have access to detailed analytics on your website, its visitors and traffic. This will help you understand your target market and get a better idea of what kind of content drives visitors to your site.

Selecting a music website template

A great website template is a perfect first step for a music website. It’s already “responsive” meaning mobile-friendly, and you can customize the look as much as heart content. When choosing a template to create your music website, consider a few things:

Your artist/band header image
Before you jump into designing your music website, you will need a great image. You’ll use this as a first step to branding your music imaging. It should represent what you are about musically.

Tip: Find an image that is high-resolution and landscape-style. Make adjustments to the image so that it flows properly within your site.

Your menu layout
Put some thought into how many pages you’ll need. Keep it simple . . a good rule of thumb is three to seven pages. If you want to add more pages later, this can easily be done, but first keep it simple.

You content layout
You should include bios for your band, catalogue of music, tour dates, merchandise, etc. Remember, don’t overly stuff your pages just because you feeling you can. Keeping it simply, easy to read, and fluid for the visitor is EXTREMLY important.

Responsive (Mobile-friendly) website!
In the world of the internet we cannot express to you enough on the importance of having a Responsive website. A responsive website is a website which automatically adjusts to the visitors depending upon if they view your website on a PC, MAC, Photo or Tablet. This is so important that even Google search engines now give top priority to responsive websites.

Your layout branding colors

Pick a color scheme. An important factor when properly designing a website is complimenting it with design features such as colors. Select one to three colors and stick with it.

Selecting a color scheme for your website can be a lot like selecting the design of your album cover. You’ll need to make sure that your website’s colors work well with your music, your band and, of course, your branding.

Your website fonts

Your website is going to have a lot of text on it so it’s equality important to select a font that is not just easy to read, but makes your website “pop” and standout. To make sure your text is legible, choose a color which stands out from your website’s background. Keep fonts consistent. It’s important to keep the typography on your site consistent. The font you decide to use should be used throughout all of your pages.

When you’re making your music website, you’ll want to decide what menu options to have, and how to organize them. Here are some key points to keep in mind when mapping out your website navigation:

When setting up your navigation (menus, etc) make it easy and fluid for visitors.

It’s important to make navigating your website easy for everyone who visits. Remember a lot of your visitors will be there for the first time, and you’ll need to present your pages clearly for them.

Page names should be clear and concise

Again, keep it simple when naming your main menu items. People have very short attention spans, so get straight to the point. If they have to guess at something, then you are in trouble. Keep your main menu basic and limited to four to six choices. Anything more than that, and it starts to get confusing.

Your sub-menu pages

If you end up having more content than you can fit onto your main pages, add a few sub-pages for easy organization.

It can be very tempting for you to want to overload your website with too much cluttered information. Stop this at all costs. Begin with simply the essentials so you don’t get confused. Starting with the basic fundamental pages will help you get started and help you feed off of what you feel is important (or less important and un-needed).

Your homepage

Your Homepage is, by far, the most important! This page will be the most visited page on your entire website. This is where you can guide visitors to the information you want them to see, and what action you want them to take.

A professional homepage will start with a great header image which will make the first impression. From there, you can add relevant “call-to-action” buttons to purchase your latest music, or watch your newest video, etc.

This pages will set a ongoing tone for the rest of your website and its pages, including a music player with your best tracks, band images, etc.

Be sure to include a popup so that people can join your mailing list. This can be done a number of creative ways.

Add your social media links to the header of the page so visitors can easy find them and engage with you on these platforms.

Your next step is your About page (or Bio page). This is an important place for potential new fans to get to know who you are and accomplishments. It’s also a great area for media and music industry contacts to read about you and your story.

You can extend this page to use it within different areas of the industry. You may include several versions of your bio on this page which use can be geared towards record labels, media outlets, conferences, and festivals. This is also a perfect place to add a different professional photos of your band.

Having a sitewide music player or embedding a player on your homepage isn’t enough. Your website is your main home online. Your potential fans should be able to find your music, and album info on your website.

Dedicate a page to all things music, then arrange it properly so that your music is easy to find and listen to. Don’t forget to include some context about your music. Given them options to listen and BUY.

Selling on your own website is the absolute best way to make money.

Selling merch directly to your fans means you get to keep the money. You also get their email addresses to keep in touch with those fans.

Keep your store page organized and set up your products with featured images. Describe each item, explaining why your fans will love it.

Be sure to add a clear way to contact you on this page. Typically this is done with a contact form at the bottom of the page.

Fans love to look at photos of their favorite bands. Including a photo page will help to keep fans browsing your website longer. This is also a good opportunity to highlight your personality, and to show that you’re an active musician.

To assist you in organizing your photos, you may create different galleries which will highlight your promo shots, live shows, studio photos, and/or musical collaborations.

Your main goal is to keep visitors on your website for as long as possible. Instead of directing them off your site to YouTube, focus their attention on your website to view videos. Embedded them into your website. This allows you to maintain control on which videos people see, giving you the maximum control on how your band is represented online.

It’s important to post your most recent or most popular videos at the top of your videos page, and rotate these regularly to keep the content fresh.

Letting your potential fans and music industry contacts informed of events and your tour is pretty darn important do you think. Yet another essential element on your website is an events, show, or tour page. Make sure it is easy for fans to see your upcoming tour schedule. This should include details on show times, ticket prices and venue.

Amost done. Make sure to include a contact page on your website. Typically the last page in the menu, make it easy for visitors to get in touch with you especially considering radio, media and industry professionals.

Include info on how to reach you for booking, media inquiries, and fan comments/questions. Best way is to use a custom form which includes fields requesting specific information to be filled out. If you want to be really savvy with this, connect it to your own CRM so that you can easily…and automatically build a contact database of your contacts.

You can also add your social media links, and a mailing list sign-up form, to this page.

Create your Electronic Press Kit (EPK)

You should ALWAY be actively promoting your brand, your new music, looking to book more concert dates, etc. A EPK section centralizes this information for radio, media outlets, booking agents, and music industry VIPS. A EPK page helps those special contacts quickly find all the important information, details and assets they need…all in one area.

Information to be included within your EPK:

Bio: Media and venues have different needs for bios, so it’s a good idea to include a short and a long version of your bio. That way, they can easily use the bio that works for them.

Photos: Include your professional promo photos. Be sure to give them vertical and horizontal options. You can also include your album cover artwork for music reviewers.

Music: Have your latest music available to listen to. This can be easily integrated to stream directly from your website. Do not use link to Spotify, Apple Music, etc. as this will direct them away from your website. In case a radio programmer or media outlet wants to download your music, include clear information on how they can contact you to get a copy.

Video: Embed one of two of your best (most popular) videos. If your goal is to get more bookings, add high-quality live videos to give booking agents an idea of what your live show is like. To get press or reviews for your music, embed your most popular music video, or the video for your latest single.

Press/reviews: Include quotes about you and your music. You can include sub-pages which highlight your best reviews and interviews. This makes it easy for someone to grab a quote to talk about your music.

Achievements or highlights: If you’ve been honored by winning any awards, had great traffic success on streaming platforms, had your music placed in movies/TV/ads, or performed at any noteworthy festivals, conferences, include this information in your EPK as well.

Contact: Include detailed information on how they can get in touch with you, your publicist, radio promotion firm, record label, management firm, or booking agent. You can also add your social media links so booking agents and media can quickly check out your social profiles.

Once your website is loading under your selected domain name, you’re ready to get it listed in search engines. To help drive traffic to your website you’ll need to make sure that fans can find it easily. This is where SEO (search engine optimization) comes into play.

SEO is free and is extremely important. This is , by far, the most effective tool used by millions of businesses to drive traffic to their websites. For musicians, it’s a great way to get more fans engaged, more fans listening to your music, and more fans exploring your content.

You have finally complete your awesome professional website. As the main online home for your music, you’ll want to make sure everyone knows about it. Post your website’s URL EVERYWHERE. Add it to all of your social media profiles, use it at the venues you play at, use it on your business cards and posters, etc

Tip: Be sure to create your own custom email address within your domain name (i.e. bob@mywebsite.com). This will help, not only to brand your as an artist, but make is super easy for people to contact you.

Making your website the central home for all your music marketing efforts and strategies will help you tremendously gain momentum within the music industry.

Loggins Promotion hopes that you have found this information helpful. Loggins Promotion does offer website design development at discounted rates for independent artists/bands. If you are interested in visiting with us about this, feel free to contact us.

Professional Website Design Your Music's Portal To The World

Get a custom website tailored to suit your music needs perfectly.