Andrew Dubber of New Media Strategies has an interesting review of social media sites from the point of view of musicians … There are way too many to monitor, let alone update on your new musical activities.

But there is a new generation of social media aggregators that let you input your information once, then can distribute it to multiple social media sites.

For the links, and more expanded comments, go to the original article here.

Andrew Dubber:

“My top pick is AtomKeep. This is a service that allows you to build a profile on a single site, and then pump it out to as many of the platforms that you have accounts with. It’s really cool, clever and intuitive. As long as you can get over the creepy feeling that you’re giving all of your identifying information and passwords to a single organisation, they will save you lots of time and effort.

Then there’s Artist Data. These guys are even more finely tuned to what you do. You can upload your gigs, your recordings and information about your band – and they’ll push it to lots of music based media sites.

Sending updates to lots of different services simultaneously can be easy with Ping.fm – and Posterous will act as a shortcut if you want to alert a bunch of different sites and services with a single email.”