My Presence Online

Looking at my online footprint I had to look at all the things that I use online. I might have a bigger online footprint than most due to the fact that I use social medias to promote my music and stay connected with my team. I use Instagram everyday to help promote my music and keep my fans up to date on future releases and what is going on in my life. I also have a personal website for the company I started and a google tab for my music. I mainly just use Instagram nowadays but I used to also use twitter and Facebook a lot but as time has passed it has become mainly instagram. I have my music linked to the profile along with my website for people interested in the services I offer. The information that someone could easily find from going to my profile is a way to get ahold of me both my email and my phone number for work are on the page. I have mainly just given out my email to other sites because they are subscription based sites for music such as "LANDR" and "Wetransfer".

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