The Curiousity Headline.

The News Headline.

The Surprising Headline.

Longer Texts for Promoting Your Music

The One-Paragraph Teaser.

This is an expansion of the curiousity and surprise headlines. It should make the person REALLY want to click. It is best used for promotion to the public. (You can use some html tags for special formatting, including <B> to mark text as bold and </B> to end the bold section. Do the same with <i> and </i> for italics).

The One Paragraph Info Text.

This is for possible business contacts, reviewers and sites that don't want "advertising" style texts. They want the straight, personal stuff. So give the same information, and make it personal and warm, real and interesting.

The Full Promotional Text

Use this for a Web page, a cover letter to an agent or other important contact, and as part of your standard publicity kit. You will use one of the headlines above, and write your text around it. The one paragraph blurbs can be your opening paragraph. A full "sales letter" description of you and your music. Make the first part about how unique your style is. Then give a short bio, keeping it personal. Let them get to know you. One paragraph max. Then the backstory for the the music, to make it more intriguing. Finally, a summary and recapitulation of the opening paragraph. (You can use some html tags for special formatting, including <B> to mark text as bold and </B> to end the bold section. Do the same with <i>and </i> for italics)