Bandzoogle.com, the leading website builder tool for musicians, has
announced its member artists have exceeded $1 million in music and
merchandise sales direct from their websites - a milestone made
sweeter for members by the fact that Bandzoogle doesn't charge fees or
commissions on those sales.
"The fact that Bandzoogle lets artists keep 100 percent of their sales
sets us apart from the vast majority of e-commerce solutions for
musicians," says Chris Vinson, president of Bandzoogle. "And our team
is proud to have helped our members reach this million-dollar
milestone," he says. "It demonstrates how our tools are helping
musicians succeed on the web."
The store function is one of dozens of features that can be added to
individual artist websites on the Bandzoogle platform. It uses PayPal
to process transactions, allowing musicians to accept credit cards and
sell direct to their fans instantly with a very low fee per
transaction. What's more, artists can set up their website stores to
let visitors purchase not only physical merchandise like CDs and t-
shirts but also digital goods such as mp3 singles and albums... all in
a single checkout.
About Bandzoogle
With membership plans ranging from $15 to $20 per month, the
Bandzoogle platform lets musicians build a professional website in
minutes with features including a custom website store, mailing list,
music player calendar and much more. The system's integrated imaging
software allows artists with no web skills to create and launch
websites with custom looks and functionality.
Founded by Chris Vinson, formerly a major-label musician and website
designer for multi-platinum bands, Bandzoogle runs on Amazon Web
Services platform with state-of-the-art servers and reliability. He
was inspired to launch Bandzoogle after developing a control panel
that allowed label managers to update content on their bands' web
sites.
Bandzoogle operates a distributed team with employees in Canada, the
US and the UK.
More information is available at http://www.bandzoogle.com
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