MusicDish Network Revamps Website & Service

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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 3, 2006 --
MusicDish, an Internet music magazine publisher and artist marketing/development firm, announced a major update of its MusicDish Network website and service offering. The MusicDish Network is a unique music community providing musicians and labels with online saturated marketing and brand development.

The MusicDish Network now offers artists and music companies a 3 month campaign combining content development, syndication/street team, social networking and distribution. As an online music magazine publisher for nearly 10 years, MusicDish has been a leader in content development and syndicated thousands of music articles through its network of over 200 affiliated websites. In coordination with its in-house street team targeting non-traditional outlets, MusicDish provides its clients with a critical mass of exposure throughout the Internet.

Social networking sites are also a key component to the MusicDish Network campaign. But while MySpace has captured the lion's share of attention among artists, we aggressively market through a set of social networking sites most suited to the specific artist or company, including TagWorld, Music Forte, iSound, Live Digital, and YouTube, to name a few. Beyond building a critical mass of 'friends' and music plays, MusicDish conducts special promotions to create broader awareness among these sites' audiences.

The redesigned MusicDish Network website features its current roster of artists, including Jazz chanteuse Mellani Day, Country artist Miko Marks, drum n bass act Mashed Buddha and Astrella Celeste, daughter of the 'British Bob Dylan' Donovan, as well as clients such as Indie Bible, WorkshopLive and YourGuitarist.com. Visitors to the new MusicDish Network website (http://www.musicdish.net) can review our past artists (over 150), campaign case studies, selected client videos as well as a news feed that will be made available to selected indie music websites and webradio stations.