How to Create A Listing
1. Create Account
Begin by signing up for an account first. Click on the Sign Up button below to start the process. Fill the required information and submit the form to complete the process.
2. Create Listing(s)
Once you have created your account, then login and go to Add Listing or click the button below to create your listing(s). You can create multiple listings under the same account.
3. Manage Listing(s)
Go to your dashboard to view and manage your listing(s). You can also, manage your account information, preferences, and favorite listings in your dashboard.
Note: Currently your account information is not available to any user of this website publicity or privately. Only your listing information is publicly visible. This may change in the future. All account users will be notified in advance with any changes to our procedures or policies.
How to Claim an Existing Listing
Is your band or business already part of our database? Use our search tools to find out if your business is already listed on the I’M A website. If you find your band/business and would like to claim it, follow the steps below.
1. Create Account
Begin by signing up for an account first. Click on the Sign Up button below to start the process. Fill the required information and submit the form to complete the process.
3. Manage Listing(s)
Go to your dashboard to view and manage your listing(s). You can also, manage your account information, preferences, and favorite listings in your dashboard.
How to Best Navigate the Website
Indie Music Alliance (I’M A) is your global directory for discovering the businesses and services that help independent musicians thrive. Whether you’re looking for a local producer, an international promoter, or legal expertise, I’M A connects you with the right resources to grow your music career.
Here’s how to make the most of your experience:
Step 1. Search Listings
1. Start with our Search Tools
Use the search tools at the top of the page to find exactly what you’re looking for. Simply enter keywords like “studio engineer,” “tour management,” “entertainment lawyer,” or name of an artist/business.
2. Browse Categories
Not sure where to begin? Explore our curated categories, such as: Venues, Recording Studios. Managers, Agents, Publicists, Graphic Designers, Legal Services, and much more.
3. Browse Locations
With I'M A, you can search globally or narrow your results by:
Country: Choose from a wide range of countries in our database.
State: If you’re in the U.S., drill down further by selecting a specific state.
Whether you’re looking for a service close to home or exploring international opportunities, location-based filtering makes it easy to find what you need.
4. Refine Results with Filters
Use filters to narrow your search by exact location, service type, or budget, ensuring your results match your specific needs.
Step 2: Explore Listings
Each business or service listing contains detailed information including:
Service Descriptions: Understand what each provider offers and how they can help advance your music career.
Contact Information: Reach out directly via email, phone, or links to their website or social media profiles.
Step 3: Create an Account
Creating a free account to unlock additional features to enhance your experience:
Save Favorite Listings: Bookmark businesses and services to your favorit listings and revisit them later.
Personalized Dashboard: Keep all your saved listings and reviews in one convenient place in your dashboard.
Create Your Own Listing(s): Create and manage your own listing(s) for visitors of I'M A to reach you.
Step 4: Make Connections
While I'M A doesn’t offer direct networking tools, it enables you to connect with professionals directly. Browse listings and reach out to businesses that align with your goals. Whether you’re looking for a producer, legal advice, or help with merch design, this platform is your starting point for building valuable relationships.
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Indie Music Alliance
1. Be Specific
Search detailed keywords to find exactly what you need, such as “music copyright lawyer in Nashville” instead of “music lawyer.”
2. Reach Out Directly
Use the contact information provided in each listing to introduce yourself and discuss your needs. Many businesses welcome inquiries from independent musicians.
3. Check Back
Our database is constantly growing, with new businesses and services added frequently. Revisit often to discover the latest resources.