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Venue? Use Jazz Near You To Promote Your Shows

By Michael Ricci
October 4, 2024
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Venue? Use Jazz Near You To Promote Your Shows: Venue? Use Jazz Near You To Promote Your Shows

All About Jazz isn't just another music website; it's a vibrant, one-of-a-kind platform crafted exclusively for jazz enthusiasts by seasoned professionals with a deep understanding of both technology and the art form itself. What truly sets AAJ apart is our unwavering commitment to developing innovative solutions that cater specifically to our passionate jazz community.

Take Jazz Near You, for instance—a groundbreaking venture that revolutionized how fans discover jazz concerts locally and abroad. It's more than just a listing; it's a promotional tool for musicians, venues, and festivals, allowing them to showcase their events to a global audience. With thousands of readers tuning in, the visibility we offer is unparalleled.

But we don't stop there. We actively partner with venues to import their event data seamlessly via data feeds, saving them precious time and effort. Imagine the ease of having your events automatically featured on our website and in this newsletter—no more data entry!

A special invitation to all NYC venues

Explore our feed solution and connect with our vast community of over 37,000 subscribers in the NYC metro area. This is a promotional opportunity unlike any other—one that you won't find anywhere but with Jazz Near You.

Just this week, we successfully imported events from the Baltimore Jazz Alliance calendar, the Shapeshifter Lab calendar as well as Camila's Jazz Club (Los Angeles). Both BJA and Shapeshifter use the Events Calendar platform, while Camila's uses InstantSeats. We work with both Events Calendar and InstantSeats so if you use either service and your events are not listed in our calendar, contact us to make arrangements.

Don't miss out!

Jazz Near You is easily one of the most rewarding partnerships in jazz, so let's work together to elevate your concerts and reach a wider audience. Contact us today.

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