From Ariel
May 20, 2009 Newsletter #93 Hello from Ariel! In This Week's Issue:
THIS WEEK'S FEATURED CLIENT Seth Harwood Seth Harwood became an online publishing sensation when he created the Jack Palms Crime Podcase Series in July 2006. His podcast audience grew into a size-able world-wide following, gaining the attention of the San Francisco Chronicle and other media outlets. In March 2008, Breakneck Books published JACK WAKES UP and Seth’s online audience (the Palms Daddies and Palms Mommas) jumped all over Amazon.com and bought enough copies to raise the book to #1 in Crime/Mystery and #45 overall in books. JACK WAKES UP was subsequently purchased by THREE RIVERS PRESS (Random House) and will be re-released in May 2009. If you cover books in your blog and you would like a copy of Seth's JACK WAKES up or an interview with him, please login to his profile and request! THIS WEEK'S FEATURED VIDEO
"Symphonies" by Phil Anastasia
THIS WEEK'S FEATURED RESOURCES: A BLOG, A PODCAST, & A STATION
Featured Blog: Inside the Circle aims to not only bring quality news from the world of Zune, Microsoft and Music, but to foster and grow a community of Zune users and music lovers. Through a variety of channels -- including Zune Social and other MVP Sites, Inside the Circle hopes to engage readers in productive communication and discussion of various topics and ideas related to Zune, Microsoft and Music.
Featured Podcast: Bear
Crawling is a 2 hour long weekly podcast / live broadcast that tackles
all the issues of the day with a whole new spin on the world. As the
host I drive the show with stories from my past, my current
experiences, and I always ask why we do what we do as humans. We have a
few sayings on the show, but the best one is 'You never know what your
going to get from Bear Crawling - and thats a good thing.'
Featured Internet Radio: New Media Pioneer: Kevin Mathews from Power of Pop
Music reviews of Rock Music: Pop Rock, Punk Rock, Classic Rock, Hard Rock, Power Pop, Rock and Roll. Q: How long have you been broadcasting/blogging? A: About 10 years Q: In your opinion, what does a good song need to consist of? A: Good melody, good hooks, good arrangements.
A: At the moment, Fleet Foxes and alt-folk because it's organic and down-to-earth. Q: What changes in content laws, broadcasting rights, etc. have affected you most? A: None. Q: A recent study found blogs to be more effective than MySpace in generating album sales, do you feel that that is a true statement? A: I think nothing generates album sales anymore as nobody buys albums anymore. ABOUT US Ariel Hyatt is the founder of Ariel Publicity & Cyber PR, a digital public relations firm that connects clients to the new media including blogs, podcasts, Internet radio stations and social networking sites. Over the past 13 years she has represented over 1,435 musicians and bands. Educating musicians is her passion and several times a year, she leads workshops teaching her strategy of combining social networking with Internet marketing to help clients grow larger fanbases and earn more money. Her first book Music Success in Nine Weeks was released in June 2008. "Sound Advice," her bi-weekly ezine and Internet TV series currently reaches an audience of over 10,000 music professionals. She is a contributing blogger for Music Think Tank, and Know The Music Biz. Sign Up here: CONTACT & INFO Ariel Publicity & Cyber PR | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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