MIAMI, FL, December 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) Labbler connects artists, labels, clubs, media, promoters, booking agents and fans all within one place and provides the relevant functionality for all concerned to promote their business.
You can browse by category, create multiple pages across all categories, check free artists dates, book tours, promote events, promote music, find venues, follow your favourite media, create and manage business connections, import tracks and charts from Beatport and Soundcloud, directly post from Labbler to Facebook, check the latest music in charts from all over the world and much more. Labbler also provides you with detailed analytics of page visits, music plays and play dynamics.
You can upload, share, listen, create playlists and check all the latest tracks from Labbler members worldwide.
Every professional page on Labbler goes through an approval process to ensure they are who they claim to be.
Features to follow shortly:
- Business features: invoicing, running business documents and deals from your partners , checking statuses of every deal and payment
- Member business rankings - trustworthiness, professionalism, financial reliability and more, file storage, statistics from your YouTube, Vimeo, Soundloud accounts aggregated in one place.
- and many more useful tools.
Labbler will become a long-awaited and widely used tool for music industry professionals.
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Labbler.com - a New Network for Music Professionals and Fans
Labbler is a community where professionals can look for new business opportunities, browse potential partners, be aware of what's fresh and new, get in touch with other key industry players and run their business within one network.
2012-12-11
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