The Musician's Guide Announces Second Epic Deal

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1 total messages Started by Ali Bourdeau Tue, 01 Jan 2013 01:06

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Author: Ali Bourdeau
Date: Tue, 01 Jan 2013 01:06

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On January 7th 2013, The Musician's Guide are launching their second 100-hour-long 'epic deal' in partnership with Crowd FM, StageIt.com, CD Baby, and various other music companies to offer aspiring musicians 90% off over £239 worth of music promotion tools.

The offer, which contains a guaranteed guitar string endorsement deal, distribution to over 60 online music stores including iTunes & Spotify, 6 months access to Crowd.fm, a pack of music contracts, radio publicity, and more, will be available for £24.99 from http://www.themusiciansguide.co.uk/epic-deal/ for just 100 hours.

Marcus Taylor, founder of The Musician's Guide, says: "Our first epic deal went down brilliantly with artists, and we learnt a lot about what artists are really looking for. Our second epic deal responds to a lot of the lessons we learnt - for example, we've made it more affordable, more targeted towards gigging artists, and easier for artists to implement all of the great deals and savings included in the bundle".

Eight music companies have agreed to support the campaign by donating their services into the package at a discounted price. Major partners include CDBaby, Jango Airplay, StageIt.com, Crowd.Fm and Dovetail Guitar Strings.

The campaign is also sponsored by All Earplugs, Music Law Contracts, Vistaprint, and Mobile Roadie.

All Earplugs - http://www.allearplugs.com
Music Law Contracts - http://www.musiclawcontracts.com
Vistaprint - http://www.vistaprint.co.uk
Mobile Roadie - http://www.mobileroadie.com

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