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Calling all Saxerati!

BestSaxophoneWebsiteEver.com wants YOU! (And not in a creepy way either.)

You see, our goal here is to provide saxophone players with the best content out there. And to do that we need your help.

If you’re a devoted sax player, saxophone web site owner, music educator, music journalist, rabid fan of the saxophone, or all of the above, we’d love to have you contribute to the site, since the more content and viewpoints we get on the blog, the more we can educate, inspire, and uplift the saxophone universe.

All new age giddiness aside, you’d probably like to know…

What’s in it for Me?

A triple of things:

Free Advertising for Your Book, Sax Product, Private Lessons, Online Course, Album, Tour, Egg Salad, etc

(ok, maybe not the egg salad)

Unlike advertising on social media, where you need to painstakingly whittle down millions of generic users down to that very targeted group of people who would buy your products or services, on this website, you are put immediately in front of that targeted group, since nearly 100% of the folks here represent your target market of devoted sax players.

Posting on this site is a great way to establish your authority in the industry, as we’re getting nearly anywhere between 25,000 and 40,000+ unique visitors each month. So there will be plenty of eyeballs on your articles – which means more and more eyeballs on YOU, of course.

Every blog post you write will include a feature box at the bottom of the article with a brief promotional blurb with links to whatever you’d like to promote. To see an example of this feature box, look below or check out the box at the bottom of this article here.

Extra Cash

As long as you’re promoting products that you stand behind 100% as also being awesome for our readers, or at the very least are providing your honest opinion about those products, feel free to use your own affiliate links within your articles (click to the bottom of this page to learn what affiliate links are). Given the high amount of traffic on the website, you stand to have another source of revenue. Of course, at this stage in the game, I can’t promise anything, but on the other hand there are folks out there who make quite a bit of money this way each month. Why NOT us?

Become a Better Musician by Teaching Others What You Know

When you are able to clearly put into words a concept or technique that you, yourself have applied, it multiplies your own grasp of that topic significantly, as that topic becomes magnified and crystallized in your consciousness. There’s no better way to learn than to teach!

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So if you meet the criteria listed above and this sounds interesting to you, please do get in touch with any questions, comments, concerns, and whatnot.



* For those of you unfamiliar with affiliate programs, they’re basically arrangements where a vendor (Sam Ash, Musician’s Friend, Amazon.com, etc) signs you up and gives you links to their products. They track every time that someone clicks on your link to purchase a product, and for each click that leads to a purchase, you take a cut. That cut is usually anywhere between 4% all the way up to the very occasional 75%, but it really depends on the vendor and the product. So basically, as long as your links are out there where the world can click them, then you’ve got an almost fully-automated source of income.