Make Money with OOizit

February 8, 2012 2 Comments

In a world first, OOiZiT.com offers unsigned artists the chance to have a hit. OOiZiT.com combines the capabilities of sites such as Spotify, MySpace, iTunes, Twitter and Facebook under one banner, but with a key difference: the ability to propel users into the charts. Every track sold on OOiZiT.com counts towards the UK charts, including the UK top 40!

With OOiZiT.com there’s no record deal, publisher or ‘middle men’ necessary. Never before has the route from bedsit to stardom been so direct. Unlike webcast or MySpace discoveries like Sandi Thom or Lily Allen, ‘word of mouth’ sensations will not have to sign a contract to reach No.1.

One of OOizit first members, rapper Alex Blood, has already used it as a launch pad and gone on to tour with Mark Ronson and Jay-Z and attracted major label interest.

OOiZiT.com acts as a virtual one-stop promo shop and social networking site where users can create a profile, share and rate tracks. Fans pay to download tracks from the site. The monetised method of distribution for music-makers redistributes the power in favour of the artists.

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2 Responses to “Make Money with OOizit”

  1. Rachel Dawick August 18, 2011 at 9:34 pm

    DO NOT SIGN UP TO OOIZIT!!! I have not been able to make contact with this company who have been selling my music and not made out any payments to me. I have tried to email, ring etc and nothing at the other end. DO NOT JOIN THIS OR YOU WILL NEVER SEE ANY MONEY!!

    I am about to contact the MU to see if some lawyers can get involved.

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