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Four addresses, one handle The website, the links page, the music page and the EPK each have their own address under the handle. Send the one that answers the question. The website The page at the handle: a bar, a hero with Listen, about, your six newest releases, videos, press quotes, gallery, shop, links, the follow form and who to write to, in the artist's branding. The links page One page of links, newest on top, with headings between them and music and video playing on it. Your portrait, logo or name, a tagline and the channels above. Links that play Which URLs turn into a player on the links page and the website, and which stay a card. The music page Every release you put out, on one page, with the address on every platform. Imported from your Spotify channel. Pre-save Put a release up before it is out and let fans ask for it. On the day itself TAP saves it to their library and mails them the link. Followers Fans leave their address on your pages and get one mail on the day a release of yours is out. TAP holds the list and mails them; you read the count. The EPK Facts, intro, bio, notes, press quotes, photos, videos, logos, riders and contacts on one page, with a download of all of it and a print layout. Give someone access to the EPK A key opens a closed EPK for one person. Send it, see who holds one and what they opened, and revoke it when the tour is over. Branding Light or dark, an accent colour, a pattern and two fonts, on all four pages. Starts as TAP; one press puts it back. Layout and hero image How the website is built: a full image, an image beside the text, text only, or contacts only. The hero image is wide, best at 1.600px or wider. Stats How often your pages are read, what gets clicked, what promoters take from the EPK, and where visitors come from. Counted as it happens, for owners and the people editing through an app.