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MySpace changed the space of the networking online and it changed the way fans access music. But since then, there's not been anything earth shattering in the music sphere. There are lots of bands good and bad, but not many have broken through to the mainstream. The record industry is no longer a viable player, and mp3s have made it hard to monetize. So where do artists turn when they need to promote a record, get some PR and have the ears of the public? For one, they could try DashGo, a new player in the game that wants to make artists and labels get the money they deserve. DashGo takes multifaceted approach to marketing. It provides artists and labels the tools they need to distribute, market, and promote across the internets, social networking sites, online stores, and blogs. Sign up to join.
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"DashGo allows artists, labels, and content owners to distribute, promote, and market content across digital stores, social sites, and tastemaker blogs and track the results."
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DashGo is an interesting concept. By providing artists with the tools to promote themselves in a streamlined and efficient manner, it could change the way music is distributed.
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Does it work? How do the marketing tools function? Is it effective enough to generate real revenue?
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