Episode Synopsis "#16: 4 things your website needs in order to work for you as a musician"

There’s no one-size fits all in terms of deciding whether or not a website is a must have for every DIY musician. But if you do have a website, these are at least 4 things you need to make sure you're using your website in a way that works for you. For show notes and the free worksheet, visit http://musicroad.co/16

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