Music City Networks

Info.

54 Music Sq W
Nashville, TN 37203
p: 615.250.2130
f: 615.324.3536
e: info@musiccitynetworks.com

Case Study: BRAD PAISLEY

MCN gave hands-on artist Brad Paisley control to change his primary site images on the fly, allowing for a fresh look every day. LEARN MORE >>

Case Study: Sara Evans

MCN partnered with Sara Evans to deliver a comprehensive online presence from online fan club to street team to online store. LEARN MORE >>

Case Study: OPERATION:New Recruit

TobyKeith.com was the #5 retailer nationwide for the first week of sales of Toby's album. MCN led the charge.
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Case Study: LADY ANTEBELLUM

Lady A's footprint on the web is ever growing. MCN helps them maintain brand consistency across multiple websites.
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MCN Online Stores

MCN provides ecommerce and fulfillment solutions for many artists on our roster.
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Our Work.

Who We Are.

Since 2001, MCN has worked with some of the top entertainment names in the nation as well as independent artists to deliver robust, engaging web solutions that stick out in a crowded online world. Our content management system is easy and intuitive to use. All of our sites are custom designed from the ground up. We manage online communities, including pre-sale ticketing, member tools, and online promotions.

We provide something beyond good looks...beauty and brains: award winning design combined with the tools to engage your users. It's why some of the biggest and most independent music acts around use MCN, and why you should too.

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Blog.

MySpace as a Billboard, Dot Com as Home Base
Tue, 09 Dec 2008 06:26:00 -0800
We were pretty psyched when we found this article by Jed Carlson at MusicThinkTank.com that's in line with our philosophy of using social networks as a footprint in a crowded marketplace, but leading people to an official destination the artist actually has control over should be the goal. Props to Michael for shedding light on it.The article deals primarily with MySpace, but can be applied to Facebook, YouTube, and others. Basically, using these free sites is a great way to get in front of a large audience, but what are you doing with those "friends?" By using these social networks to push your real fans to your official website, YOU maintain control, collect email addresses, sell your goods, and develop a closer, more meaningful relationship with your audience."Its a great thing, for what it does, but I would argue that it lacks the brand-building tools that Artists need to create long lasting value."Well said. READ THE FULL ARTICLE >>