Here is an updated version of the chart I posted yesterday. This one is slightly more detailed and a bit more accurate. Thanks to all who contributed suggestions.
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This flow-chart is attempt to create the framework of a basic social media strategy for a band. The chart shows the basic tools of a social media strategy and it illustrates the primary movement of fans within these tools. It also attempts to document what the purpose of each site/tool is. This is by no means a full or complete strategy. Various other outposts sites or tools can be added (such as a PureVolume page) as desired. This is also only a framework. How and to what extend each tool is used is up to the person executing the strategy.
Note: blogs/press refers to third-party blogs that write about the artist, not an actual artist blog. That would fall under the “artist website”.
Edit, 1/6/08: I’ve posted an updated version of this chart here. It is slightly more detailed and reworked.
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