Comments on: 11 Things Musicians Need On Their Website (Plus Bonus Tips) https://d4musicmarketing.com/11-things-musicians-need-on-their-website/ Support the independents! Mon, 16 Feb 2026 04:53:07 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.1 By: D4 Nguyen https://d4musicmarketing.com/11-things-musicians-need-on-their-website/#comment-431756 Wed, 07 Aug 2024 16:41:06 +0000 https://d4musicmarketing.com/?p=3939#comment-431756 In reply to HT.

The best way is going to depend on your individual circumstances. A one-pager should be fine especially if you really don’t have too much content to display.

The best website platform is going to depend on your individual needs and budget. Shopify is the most popular one, especially for e-commerce, but I’m not a fan of using the design interface. I’m personally a big fan of Squarespace overall and I don’t like Wix. But Wix, from what I remember, is more user friendly for those who don’t have any experience with putting together a website. Never used Bandzoogle but they specialize in websites for musicians so that’s something to consider. A lot of these platforms allow you to try it for free so I would suggest doing that before paying for one.

Website should definitely be set up before a project is released.

]]> By: HT https://d4musicmarketing.com/11-things-musicians-need-on-their-website/#comment-431750 Wed, 07 Aug 2024 16:26:54 +0000 https://d4musicmarketing.com/?p=3939#comment-431750 What is the best way to build a website ? Is using multiple pages the best route to go like the way you explained it in this article or is building one page a more effective way to go about building a website. A professional told me to use one page that’ll include logo, information, email, merch, music using Wix. Which way is better and what service is the best option? Also does the website get set up before a project is released or after ?

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