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Hi Johnny! Just wanted to pass some GREAT information that is a Key Component For Every Musicians Future Success - GOOGLE! We've written a great guide to how to use Google as a musician and just wanted to share this information with you as well!

The Musicians' Guide To Google Hot Tips To Maximize Your Google Experience Google, in my humble opinion, is the most amazing invention since anything else I can really think of. And Google is not just a big search engine, although it would still be awesome if that's all it did. Google is, quite simply, a portal truly puts all of the worlds electronic information at your fingertips - there's a good reason why the word "Google" has become synonymous with searching online.

Here are 3 Hot Tips designed to help you through all of Google's awesomeness and use it to your benefit.

1. Google Alerts ~ Have you ever spent hours trying to track down articles on a certain subject, topic or even about your band / your brand? With Google Alerts, whatever words you select will be searched by Google and emails will be delivered to in your in-box. To Setup A Google Alert Visit http://www.google.com/alerts Choose your search terms. -You may include wildcard characters (*) to expand the search to find words containing the search terms, i.e. "fi*" will return results for "fish," as well as "ficus" -Use quotation marks (" Cyber PR ") to search for only the exact words in the search, in the exact order entered Choose the type of alert you would like. Select the frequency of alert emails.(Daily works best) Enter the email to which you would like the alerts emailed.

2. Google Blog Search ~ This is basically a filter for only searching Blogs; and with 80 million Blogs out there, on top of all the websites, this is a great filter for all the noise. This is also a great place to track your band on blogs. To search on Google's Blog search, go to this link:http://blogsearch.google.com/

3. Google RSS Reader ~ FIRST: Watch this video: It only takes 3 minutes and 43 seconds http://www.commoncraft.com/rss_plain_english Now that you know exactly what this is from watching RSS in Plain English, Setting up your RSS reader is the perfect way for getting the information you want (not only from blogs but from also from other sites you frequent) to come to you instead of having to check constantly to see what has been updated.

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