I appeal to you… or maybe I do not. This is what I need to know.
I would love to discover who and where my ideal listeners are, so that I can pander to your every whim and provide all the value you demand as dedicated followers of cool music!
I am about to start promoting this website properly and the more information I can gather about the kinds of people who actually like this music, the better I will be able to hone my craft to make it as good as it can be for its chosen audience.
Its like this. In order to effectively get the word out about my music I need to spend as much of that energy on those people I know will enjoy and feel some benfit from listening to the songs instead of wasting time and energy on a trial and error basis. What use is there of writing songs for a living and sharing them with people who might not appreciate that sharing? Much better to take the time now to find out those people who want to invite The WSC into their music library.
I encourage all visitors here to leave feedback. I would really apreciate you take the short amount of time to fill it in. I also encourage you to be very, honest with your feedback. If you hate my music and you decide you never want to return to this website and you tell me so. I will be very grateful fro the feedback because you will giving me valuable information about the kind of people I am doing this for.
don’t hold back on the comments. In fact I will most likely publish the funniest response in the future, so if you’ve got something to say, good or bad say it because to me it is all good because it is all enlightening information to me.
From Longing to Living:
All in a Life's Work
Bill O'Leary
Derek Sivers
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Hi, Rob . . . great songs. Couple of suggestions: 1) can you post the lyrics somewhere? I’m a lyrics guy and like to look at them written down, I imagine some others are like that, too. Also 2) In the site you use the pronoun “I” a lot. My opinion is that it would be better to have a page, or just a table frame on the first page, telling who you are, then in the rest of the site use the personal pronoun as little as possible. Love your energy.
Thanks for the feedback Peter.
I’ll take it on board. I was planning on making the lyrics available as a book / ebook at some point. I’m not sure exactly how I want to present that yet, but that’s what feedback is for.
Thanks for the advice.