As a musician, your website is not just a platform to share your music—it's also a vital tool for generating income. With Noiseyard, you can easily set up a store to sell a variety of products directly from your site. Let’s explore what you can sell in your Noiseyard Store and how to make the most of this feature!

What Can You Sell?

1. Physical Copies of Your Releases

Whether you’ve released a new album or a classic hit, offering physical copies like CDs, vinyl records, or cassettes allows fans to connect with your music in a tangible way. Limited editions or signed copies can add extra appeal for collectors.

2. Merchandise

Merch is a fantastic way to promote your brand while providing fans with something to wear and share. Consider selling items such as:

- T-shirts and hoodies featuring your logo or artwork

- Hats and beanies

- Posters and stickers that represent your music and identity

3. Instrument Accessories

Capitalize on your brand by selling instrument accessories. Guitar picks, drumsticks, and straps branded with your logo can resonate well with your audience and serve as functional keepsakes.

4. Artwork and Prints

If you’re also an artist, why not showcase your visual work? Sell limited edition prints of album artwork, photography, or any other visual art that represents your music. This not only diversifies your offerings but also enhances your artistic identity.

Store Types Offered by Noiseyard

Noiseyard aims to meet all your selling needs with flexible store options. You can either sell directly from your website or link to an external store. Here’s a breakdown of the three store type options:

1. Sell from Noiseyard

This option allows you to add products directly to your store on Noiseyard. The best part? We don’t take any commissions from your sales, meaning you receive payments directly to your account. You’ll also have access to sales reports and statistics to help you track your performance.

2. Redirect to an Outside Store (with Product Catalogue)

If you already have a store set up elsewhere, you can still link it to your Noiseyard website. In this option, you create a copy of your product catalog in your original store and link each product individually. Your Noiseyard Store will display a scrollable merch catalog, making it easy for fans to browse before being redirected to your original store for purchases.

3. Redirect to an Outside Store (without Product Catalogue)

For a more streamlined approach, this option simply provides a button that redirects fans to your original store without displaying your product catalog. You’ll only need to provide the link to your external store.

Conclusion

Setting up a store on your Noiseyard website is a powerful way to enhance your income as a musician. By selling physical copies of your music, branded merchandise, instrument accessories, and artwork, you not only promote your brand but also create lasting connections with your fans. Choose the store type that best fits your needs and start maximizing your revenue today!