Online presence checklist for your music project

Your online presence is often the first thing a booker, a festival, or a casual listener sees before they’ve even seen you on stage. A scattered or inconsistent presence gives the impression of an amateur project, even if the music isn’t. Here are the points to check so that every platform presents a coherent, professional image.

This is the central element: the link you share everywhere else.

• Clean, easy-to-remember link
• Short, clear bio
• Up-to-date professional photos
• Recent live video
• Up-to-date availability dates
• Booking contacts visible right away

• Same profile photo across all platforms
• Clean banner, with no cut-off or outdated text
• Link to your Booking Page in your bio, not a dead or expired link
• Recent live videos featured
• Pinned post that introduces the project in one sentence

• Titles and releases up to date on all platforms you use
• Project name identical everywhere — no spelling variations
• Functional, up-to-date links to your social media

• Google Business Profile listing if relevant to your activity
• Presence in local directories relevant to your scene
• Link to your Booking Page from these listings

• Booking email clearly displayed
• Phone number, if you want it public
• Manager or agent contact, if applicable

Conclusion

A consistent online presence increases your chances of being noticed, whether by a booker, a festival, or a listener who discovers your project by chance. Your Yelinka Booking Page already centralizes the essentials — bio, photos, video, dates, contact — to reuse as the reference on every platform.