Broadjam at ASCAP Songwriters Workshop in NYC

Earlier this week, a few of us from Broadjam were in New York City talking about Broadjam.com at a one day ASCAP event entitled New York Sessions. Award-winning singer/songwriter Rob Thomas provided the keynote address, and the day focused on learning about the tools and techniques it takes to succeed in the music business.

We had a great time introducing Broadjam to a variety of artists, and meeting with some short and long-time Broadjam members. The passion and enthusiasm shown by all attendees was impressive, and our voices were hoarse by the end of the day!

In addition to talking about the range of services available at Broadjam.com for promoting and hosting music, we walked members through our Film & TV Licensing Opportunities process, and turned them on to the numerous new listings we have each week.

Thanks to all the members who stopped by our booth to say hi, and welcome to Broadjam for all those who signed up to receive our communications and become new members!

Posted by Broadjam on Mar 13, 2009 in Broadjam Blog

Broadjam March Membership Deal

Are you new to Broadjam or still at the free, Mini MoB membership level? Thinking about renewing your paid membership? Well, check this out: Broadjam is currently offering 10% off all memberships for the month of March.

That’s a nice savings in and of itself, but ON TOP OF THAT, the first 100 people to sign up for a 1-year Primo MoB account will receive free software from IK Multimedia and Sony Creative Software! Here’s how it works:

– The first 50 people to upgrade or renew a 1-year Primo MoB account will receive a copy of BOTH AmpliTube II DUO and ACID Music Studio.

– The second 50 people to upgrade or renew a 1-year Primo MoB account will receive a free copy of AmpliTube II DUO.

Upgrade, renew or signup at 10% off by clicking here, or by going to broadjam.com/signup/upgrade and using the following promo code: MARCH2009

Those first 100 people to signup, upgrade or renew a 1-year Primo MoB account will receive an email within 72hrs with instructions on how to download the software.

Posted by Broadjam on Mar 5, 2009 in Broadjam Blog

RECENT COMMENTS …

5 total comments on this post.

Protilius's comment is:

I never doubted your good intentions, although humbly felt myself getting a little jealous at all the cool toys you guys occasionally give away.

I certainly hope you didn’t take my comments in a negative light, they were merely thoughts and rationalizations made in an attempt to express my obvious lusting for new toys to rape and pillage in my project studio is all.

Thank you for your response, and once again, I thank you for taking my criticism in a good light.

Your position is certainly understood and appreciated.

Cheers:)
pro

Mar 14, 2009/2:00 am
Broadjam's comment is:

Protilius,

Your comments are appreciated and understood. Please know we are always trying to add new value for our members, but do need new artists to keep Broadjam up and running – so we’ll periodically be introducing specials to help bring new musicians into the fold.

We really do appreciate our members and will continue to consider ways to make your membership more valuable. I would love it if we could provide this software to all our existing members, but it’s limited to 100 people. If there are any left over perhaps we’ll figure out a fair way to distribute to existing Primo’s…

Thanks,
Kurt

Mar 13, 2009/9:54 am
Protilius's comment is:

BJ staff:

You know… you guys are so busy trying to entice people into renewing they’re mobs, that I think you are forgetting a simple thing.

If you simply provide these “cool perks” to get them to sign on, sure…. You might get a few people to sign up all over again… But you know what…

If you just made these prize packages available by simply being a Primo Mob member, I’d feel less robbed for signing up when I did as aposed to waiting until you offered a deal.

I’ll renew when my dues are actually due… Not because your free software isn’t appealing, but because I honestly can’t afford the activity I throw down on this site on a regular basis as is.

In all honesty. I feel less important now…

As if the fact that I’m a Primo Mob member “for the last several months” isn’t as important as becoming one now.

I feel neglected. I want cool software to produce with… but no.

I payed my dues back in august… so I guess “I’m not” important enough to give some great tools to work with being I had faith in your site before you started giving away free software.

Such a shame too… I cold really use some new plugins.

Anyhow… If you plan on enticing new members with great software to produce on, you should take a moment to appreciate the members that believed in you before you started handing out freebees to become a member of broadjam.

Just a thought.

Mar 6, 2009/11:18 pm

Ian Kenny's comment is:

Hey Bruce,

Yeah…Thats a Cracker…”A Hero’s Song”….I played my Accoustic Guitar along with it while I was listening….
its a kinda Pat Metheney type thing…..well it would be if Pat was playing along….lol.

Yeah…I love to hear a good player any time…Thanks Matey!

Ian.

Mar 16, 2009/10:31 am

Bruce B.'s comment is:

I apologize for breaking the topic at hand, but this piece deserves that!! BB.

Mar 15, 2009/9:53 pm

I just did a review of a jazz piece “A Hero’s Song” by G. Scott Russell and WOW!. If you appreciate incredible musicianship coupled with genius writing then you must listen to this wonderfully uplifting piece of music. Instrumental and yet stirring such emotion. The recording equals everything else in superiority. Thanks! Bruce Bednarchuk/New Prairie Music.

Mar 15, 2009/9:51 pm

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