More iLike for iPhone, Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, and Twitter
Mashable May 13 09
iLike, one of the 5 essential tools for marketing your band, is already great at helping artists create a single page that can reach their fans almost anywhere online, and help them monitor fan response.
Today, iLike is announcing a suite of new Web and mobile social integrations to improve artists’ music presence on Facebook, MySpace, and YouTube, help distribute their tweets everywhere, and allow them to quickly create a custom iPhone app.
iLike’s enhanced integration with Faceboook means that artists with Facebook Pages can add a music tab to their page and display tour schedule, songs, videos, and tweets. Full story...
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