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Mark your calendars for Friday, May 25th.

As a music fan, you're no doubt planning your summer concert-going experience. Let's help everyone get into the mood by pulling out your favorite music T-shirt and wearing it to work. WYEP declares Friday May 25th to be Wear Your Music T-Shirts to Work Day! Talk to your whole office and get everyone to dress up in their finest concert or band gear. And feel free to send us pictures of you and your colleagues in your shirts. Share on social with #WYEPtshirt. Mark it on your calendar: Friday May 25th is Wear Your Music T-Shirts to Work Day.

I assumed this was something international or national--Sausage has a whole month for goodness sake. There’s no reason Wear Your Music T-Shirt to Work Day has to be local. To be honest I had never bought band merchandise before, but the radio station keeps reminding me that merchandise sales are a key way to keep bands afloat these days. I bought a T-shirt and i’ll probably buy more stuff.

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5 Simple Tips for Photographing Your Merchandise

Whether you sell online or in a physical store, creating a solid online presence is key to keeping your store top of mind with customers. Your website and social media accounts need to reflect the style and quality of the merchandise you carry and should showcase the items you currently have available.

Here are 5 simple tips to help you produce high-quality images of your merchandise for your website and social media accounts.

1. Know Your Camera

It’s amazing what you’ll learn spending an hour reading your camera’s manual, watching a video tutorial on taking pictures with your smart phone or taking a photography class at your local community college. It’s a small time investment now that will pay off big in the end.

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