After a long period of resistance, T-Sides has decided to make itself more of a presence on the Internet. And what has my time in online marketing taught me about making an Internet presence? That not being on a social network is akin to not existing at all. And so, with no further adieu, T-Sides introduces:

Our MySpace profile and our Facebook group.

Through these outlets, we hope to attract new readers, as well as provide current readers with another way to discuss artists covered on T-Sides, discover new artists, and suggest things you might like to see in regards to our content. These will also be great ways to alert people to T-Sides happenings, including new posts, contests and more. I hope you’ll join our online communities so that T-Sides can continue to grow, leading to greater possibilities for our future coverage.

As always, thanks for reading. If it weren’t for you, we would not have lasted this long.

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