in review, part 3 of 5

Jul 7th, 2005 | By Joe Taylor Jr. | Category: Tips

More flashbacks to our most popular posts from the past six months:

Chris Anderson’s Long Tail gives working musicians an easy phrase to describe the phenomenon that supports so many back-catalog sales.
Poor e-mail messages could be costing you at the door.
Clear Channel gives mom-and-pop club owners the willies by shaking up its door split policies. How does 100% of the door suit you?
Your cool-looking website might actually prevent people from buying your merchandise or signing up for your mailing list.
In today’s music industry, you can only grow by solving other people’s problems first.

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