I've gotten my music on Spotify and iTunes -- now  what?  Or how do I even get my music there?  How do I get on playlists?  Should I worry about Facebook?  Instagram?  Twitter?  Twitch? How do I have time for this?   How do I make more than 67 cents a download, or less than 1 cent for  streaming?  Welcome to “Updating Your Digital Music  Distribution,” where we will work to help you answer these and many other  questions.The digital world for musicians continues to  change dramatically.  We not only have  the ability to self-market and create communities directly with listeners, but  also can thrive in online communities with influencers and other musicians  around the world.  Digital has  transformed not just the way we get the word out, but also how we create and  how we understand the vast data around the consumption of our music.  Internet marketing has morphed into internet  community crowdsourcing of opinions and tastes—a very different world for  musicians and musical organizations.  You will engage in rethinking your own “brand,”  finding your “target audience” online, and engaging directly with core influencers and Super Fans.Who are you really trying to reach to thrive as a musician?  How do you really plan to earn money in this digitally connected, streaming music, age?  How can you make different money from different relationships with fans?  What do you need to do beyond getting your tracks out on the right digital distribution services?  Where IS the right place or places for your music to be available?  What have other musicians and musical organizations done that you’d like to       learn from in your own marketing and branding?  How do your fandoms overlap?  What can you do with that information?What is worth your time to engage in and what is a total waste of time?