I do not agree with the first point. We have crazy competition here, if you always write folk you just can’t make good dubstep. I think that most important is to analyze your past sales, analyze who is your customer etc. MusicBox, you are very talented guy, but maybe you just doing something wrong. One of your most selling tracks on first page of your portfolio is blues, but you don’t write more blues. So you don’t have repeat customer. Find some projects on youtube with your music. What is it about? Which tags does this video have? Make new track in similar genre and use these tags. Think like your customer. After some time this customer will come back to you. Also, i think it’s very important to understand who you are as musucian and brand. People will always buy dance track from author whose page looks like dance club and they will never buy dubstep tracks from authors whose page looks like texas saloon. Your page looks like sushi bar, but you make epic music. I’m not successful author yet, i have a lot of my own mistakes, but this strategy works for so many people! And sorry for my bad english!
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