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Get Your Music Heard With Loud Links, A New Sharing Tool From Hypeddit

Fab, August 18, 2018August 23, 2018

Loud Links
Musicians are always looking for new, effective ways to add a music player to the bottom of any web page they share, so they can distribute and promote their music.

Yesterday Hypeddit.com, a popular music promotion and fan acquisition platform, announced the launch of Loud Links, and if you’re one of those musicians mentioned above you should definitely keep reading (and watch this video below)…

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How Does It Work?

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Loud Links are a new, patent pending technology that allows musicians to add their music to any link they share online, creating a new way to reach listeners and gain more plays, drive more traffic and grow a bigger fan base.

The number one problem facing independent musicians, bands, producers, and record labels is mostly the same: getting more people to hear their music. Loud Link technology helps solve this problem in a new way. Creators can now add streamable music directly to web pages they want to share with anyone, anywhere in the world.

A musician can create Loud Links on Hypeddit.com by selecting the music title they want to promote and inserting the URL of the web page on which they would like to showcase their music. This simple setup process takes only a few seconds and the resulting Loud Link includes a music player on the web page selected for sharing.

New music sharing tool
This is how the Loud Links look once you add them to a web page…

Yep, All The Popular Platforms Are Supported

Loud Links work with any music that streams directly from popular hosting platforms such as SoundCloud, Youtube, Spotify and MixCloud, as well as music uploaded to Hypeddit. Musicians can share their Loud Links via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, emails or anywhere else on the web to increase their audience.

Visitors of Loud Links can play any included music right on the page. They can also follow a call-to-action button on the Loud Link to download, buy or stream the music from any music store or streaming service such as Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon, Beatport, BandCamp, etc.

Loud Links are designed to promote the sharing of online content and music without interfering with the functionality, analytics or search engine value of the web pages being shared. Loud Links simply add a music player to shared links, turning ‘silent’ web pages into new content experiences with music for their audiences.

If all this sounds interesting, you can sign up for a free Hypeddit account and start creating Loud Links today!

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Founder & main editor here at ANR, 'non-musician' and music-tinkerer. His first keyboard was a cheesy Yamaha PSS-270. He still loves it.

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