Hi John,

This is cool and I'm going to jump on it as well.  Coincidentally, I was up working on an additional blog post with the aim of pushing the two campaign blog posts off my front page.  I registered for MMM 3.0 about 6 months before you put out 4.0, so I've been working on this for some time but haven't taken it public yet.

Here's the soft squeeze page:

http://www.doubleeyelidmusic.c.....le-eyelid/

Hard one:

http://www.doubleeyelidmusic.c.....freemusic/

Re: targeting.  The best thing I can tell you is that it was your interview with New Jacobin Club that got me off the fence when it came to purchasing your course.  We're not exactly like them but we're close enough to them that I'd heard of them before (and who knows, they may have heard of us).  

Our music, however, is much different - there's no metal influence, we are marketing to a goth audience who is into bands like The Cure, David Bowie, Depeche Mode, Joy Division and newer artists like London After Midnight.

EDIT:  If it helps to simplify the target audience, a good one is US-based London After Midnight fans aged 25-55.  

The audience is men, women and transgendered people from 28-55; most tend to be in the 30s-40s age range.  For locations, other than Canada and the US I usually target the UK and Germany, as well as Belgium where we have had some exposure and press but that is more of a 'micro-targeting' thing since it's so small.

I'm very interested in your feedback so thanks for offering this opportunity.  Feel free to look at my two blog posts that are based on your 'blog post of a lifetime' and 'building social proof' posts as well.  I found writing those to be a very interesting process that made me think deeply about how to adapt your ideas into a solid way to present my project.

best

Ian

Hi John

What a fantastic opportunity, especially as we've just redesigned the squeeze pages we're using.

Here's the URL

http://www.angrybaby.co.uk/mee.....beth-ford/

The target audience for this artist is:

Male and Female

Age 35 - 64

Genres folk-pop and classical-crossover

Interested in Stevie Nicks, Sarah McLachlan and Eva Cassidy (but associated artists and records eg Fleetwood Mac and the song Gypsy)

We've recently run a Facebook ad campaign to this squeeze page and have achieved two sales.

Thanks - look forward to your feedback.

Deb

Hi John,

Thanks for the chance for feedback! I haven't implemented all of MMM4 yet so this isn't "live" but feedback on my first attempt at my squeezepage would be awesome!

It is:

http://www.ipleadironymusic.co.....ree-music/

My primary target audience is:

Age: 25-55
Location: USA/Canada/Australia/New Zealand
Fans of Foo Fighters/Billy Talent/Biffy Clyro

I was planning to have a separate Campaign/Squeeze page for English speaking people in UK and Europe with the same age and interests but the wording would be slightly different.

Thanks again for the chance of feedback. Loving the course!

Rauf

Hello John,

I hope you are well. Thanks for the opportunity.

My squeeze page is: http://www.ericjohnkaisermusic.com

My target audience:

- Age 25-55
- Mainly Portland, OR
- Francophiles, people that like to travel, that speak French, that also like to drink wine and go out to eat at restaurants. 
There is also a crossover with people that like "mellow rock" like "JJ Cale", Eric Clapton, Dire Straits, Jack Johnson

"Merci buckets" for your time! 

Eric John Kaiser
"French Troubadour"

Hey John,

Thanks for doing this. You are awesome!

URL to squeezepage: joetrippmusic.com/free-track/

Audience: Interests: Weezer

Location: US, Canada, UK, Australia

Age, Gender: 21- 45, Men and Women

I may make a change to the headline before you do this class, but I will keep this Audience as my target if I do.

Thanks again,

Joe Tripp

Holy sheeite, I'm late to the party !

Here's my squeeze page link http://www.damnwickedband.com/
Target audience is male, age 25 to 60.
Location - USA & Canada

Please bash my squeeze page RUTHLESSLY. I can accept any criticism. 
Thanks for any help you can give. 

Cheers,
Brent
(Damn Wicked)