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Best Music Promotion Methods With $20 - $1,000 Budget
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2023
- When you don't have a big music promotion budget there are still effective ways to get more streams on Spotify. In this video we give our best tips for increasing your streams using a budget of anything up to $1,000.
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I used your TH-cam method the 66% percent thing and it worked I got 7600 views and 40 subscribers but not one comment from the ad views , we’re they all bots ?
Yup
they only good way to promote music are google ads or marketing panels like famegrowers ( they helped me with boosting views and it was real interacting people )
Awesome content as always you guys! But as someone who loves music videos and is just starting to film/direct them for others, I'm really curious why you don't consider music videos to be that important. Would y'all expand on that? What would a music video have to do/be in order for it to be a good investment for an artist?
That’s a good question. I’m wondering the same thing.
I think she's reffering to the price. I shoot too and a really professional video with a budget and storyline can cost up to $50,000 in the US without the marketing. I think this is super non realistic to small artists. On the other hand, smaller artists tend to get their most views with low budget videos so I'm not 100% sure what she means
i think it's because people don't consume as much youtube anymore as they do tiktok or IG and they appreciate more natural content as well this is just my opinion as a starting musician
If you're doing a promotional roll-out, music videos are essential.
They help build brand image, make people remember your face, can double as short form content, and typically has higher engagement than audio only releases.
For at least the first 10 songs, 6 of them should have a music video.
As a marketer, I would highly recommend music videos for new artists.
You guys are dropping so much value. Keep going!
i started to make tiktok live video of me playing my music and the impact is massive
That's great, a lot of musicians have built an audience from live!
Why no music videos? From what I seen on small artist's YT channels music videos seem to get the most views vs. the ones with cover art, and audio only.
Can y’all give us some actual names and tools instead of just mysterious advice?
I agree
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Question was from our membership
Tool was Playlist Hunter
Tool to find their ads was Facebook Ads Library which covers Instagram too.
Yes it's frustrating not to be able to name names, it's either we talk about what we're doing right now without naming names or waiting 12 months and talk about what was successful for us 12 months ago with a particular artist. We think having the information of what's working for us right now is more beneficial to those watching our videos.
Sounded pretty clear to me. Maybe you just need to study more. This is a 4-minute video
Lovin’ this!! Thx y’all! Boom!
How do you guys feel about, running Google, TH-cam and Instagram Ads for a music video, or single or both.. for each release for like 3 to 4 month period
Running TH-cam discovery ads can work well for a cold audience, but for IG you're wasting money going to a cold audience trying to get them to watch your music video.
This video covers the way you should approach TH-cam ads:
th-cam.com/video/hVbeM9r2fEE/w-d-xo.html
This actually works🎉
Any suggestions for producers releasing instrumental music on a limited budget?
hi, does play list hunter have curators in vietnam ?
music videos provide the most value to us
How do you feel about Spotify ads guys?
Had to go ask our ads guy after seeing your question to double check it is still the case that only non-premium members get delivered your ads. It seems that is still the case therefore for us it isn't worth it as if you can't afford Spotify premium you probably can't afford to go to a gig or buy merch.
@@Burstimo Ah, great answer!
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I’m sorry you don’t like music videos ? Why do they get hate . Look how many billions of streams Ed Sheerans videos have .
The problem with music videos is quite simple. For sure big artists get a huge amount of plays on their videos. BUT if you are a small artist that doesnt have a big budget per single you can definitely use your money for more effective things then a music video. A good music video will cost you multiple thousands with ease. + if you don't have a following already it's quite unrealistic that you video would get millions of clicks just because it's good. so short: if you have a small budget: ad's and promo >>> music video
That girl fine af
Get out and play gigs the superficial stream numbers will not satisfy you in the long run.
Clearly you’ve never been booked for a big festival , the only way to get those bookings is to have stream numbers
@@freyafoxmusic what about open mic? That's free promotion and you're playing in front of people.
@@dallassurfersclub8872 its not the same, no booking agent will care about your open mic performances gauranteed
Please do you guys in Burstimo promote artists using Facebook ads. If so how do I get in contact. I really like your contents. They’re very useful.