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By Michael Ricci
October 30, 2024
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DIG 9000, AAJ's benevolent bot, represents another significant step forward for the All About Jazz platform. Generative, our bot continues to learn and we learn along with it. Here are the most frequent inquiries from the past two weeks:

Q: How can I submit a press release?
A: All About Jazz offers a press release posting and distribution service and you can learn more about it here.

Q: How do I get my album reviewed?
A: Scroll to the "Looking for an album review?" section on our Musician Toolkit page. The Toolkit page is accessible from the EXPLORE page and the footer of every AAJ and Jazz Near You page.

Q: How can I publicize events or concerts?
A: Listing events at Jazz Near You is free. For an additional promotional boost, purchase our Event Spotlight service.

Q: How do I sign in?
A: Click SIGN IN on the navigation bar. If you are accessing AAJ on a mobile device, click the user head icon to the right of "AAJPro."

Q: How do I access or update my professional page?
A: Click the "Musicians / Bands" tab on our advanced search page to find your musician page. We also link to it from your AAJ musician dashboard page. The musician dashboard is your pro portal to the website—please bookmark it.

Q: How do I reset my password?
A: Click the "Reset It" link from the sign in overlay screen.

Q: How do I list my gigs on AAJ?
A: Upload them to Jazz Near You. Listing events is free.

Q: What are the most read articles or reviews on the site?
A: You can access our most read articles and most read album reviews from the Articles section on our EXPLORE page.

Q: How can I change my email address?
A: From your member settings page.

Frequently asked questions are accessible from our EXPLORE page.

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