(08-13-2012, 10:14 PM)Tusk Wrote: I think fame and success can be achieved without being a Tweeter.
I think it can too. Television remains the primary vehicle to achieve fame. Recognition as an artist comes from creating good music and financial success comes from touring.
Haley has crafted a good album. She has a wonderful, unique voice. She's fortunate in that she has already been on television and has a degree of name recognition.
She needs some momentum though to push her to the top. To get a declared commitment to a fall tour. To get more television time to showcase her own music.
I think a slightly more active (conscientious) social media presence would help. Nothing more demanding of her time than thanking some new fans and letting her established fans know she's thinking of them on occasion. Her popularity could grow exponentially as a result.
The real key to success, of course, is having a hit record. Social media suggests the best bet for that is "Undone," not "Oh My."
