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Member Page vs Musician Page: What's the Difference?

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If it has been a while since you last updated your musician page, you may find the All About Jazz member page and musician page relationship confusing.

We're here to help.

To clarify, everyone signs up at All About Jazz and creates a member account. Musicians take an extra step and create their professional (musician) page. We email you the how-to instructions when you sign up.

Some of the information associated with your member account is similar to your professional page and we apologize for the redundancy in effort, but if time is a consideration, please focus on completing & maintaining your musician page.

If your musician page exists, you can find it by searching on your name. We also provide a link to your musician page (if created or claimed by you) from your member page by clicking the “Musician Page(s) tab"

If you are logged in and have update access to your musician page, you can change the contents of the page at any time. If you have an existing musician page, but do not have admin access, you can request it by clicking the green “Update Page" button from your musician page.

More Tips and Information

All About Jazz musician pages are a little like a Wikipedia bio page. Several members can maintain a page, so we can assign update access to your publicist, your spouse, a trusted friend, your manager, a band member, etc.

All About Jazz offers several promotional services for musicians and you can read about them here.

Upgrade from standard to premium

Upgrade from a standard musician page to a premium musician page for only $50/year. Get the standard features, plus nearly 20 more focused on promoting your events, selling your music, and driving traffic to your website and social pages.

Check out the premium features here.

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