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Top Growth Hacks for Musicians to Be Popular Online

1/10/2023

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In today's digital age, making music is just one part of the equation. To truly succeed as a musician, you need to master the art of online promotion and audience engagement. Why? Well, to make the big bucks you’re going to need your music to be streamed millions and millions of times. As revealed in CyberGhost's piece the amount you can earn per million streams varies hugely from platform to platform. At the bottom end, you have Pandora paying $1,330 and at the top, Apple Music is paying $10,000. Looking to get those kinds of streaming numbers?  Here are some top growth hacks for musicians looking to become popular online.
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Build a Strong Brand Identity
Your brand is your unique selling point. It's not just about the music you create; it's about who you are as an artist. Define your brand by considering what you stand for, who your target audience is, and how you want to be perceived. This identity will inform everything from your music to your imagery.

Know Your Audience
Understanding your audience is crucial. Take the time to learn about your fans' demographics, interests, and behaviours. This knowledge will help you create music and content that resonates with your target audience, leading to organic growth.

Nurture Your Existing Fans
Your current fans are your biggest advocates. Instead of obsessing over gaining new followers, focus on nurturing your existing fan base. Create a sense of community and engagement around your music and brand. Superfans are born from genuine connections.

Engage Personally on Social Media
Social media is a powerful tool when it comes to connecting to your audience just as much as doing interviews with journalists. Allocate time each day to engage with your fans one-on-one. Respond to comments, messages, and start conversations. Building personal connections fosters a dedicated fanbase.

Choose the Right Social Media Platforms
While it's tempting to be on every platform, it's more effective to focus on one or two that align with your strengths. Whether it's Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube, select platforms that suit your content style and where your potential fans are active.

Create Engaging Content
Social media is not just for promoting your music. Use it to entertain and engage your followers. Share behind-the-scenes content, artwork, lyrics, and more. Surround your music with compelling stories and visuals to capture your audience's attention.

Leverage Paid Advertising
Paid digital advertising can amplify your music marketing efforts. Invest in brand awareness and video view campaigns, targeting specific demographics. Platforms like Facebook and Instagram offer effective ad-targeting options.

Pitch Your Music to Playlists
Getting your music featured on popular playlists can significantly boost your listenership. Submit your music to Spotify's editorial team and reach out to playlist curators in your genre. Maintain a consistent presence on streaming platforms to improve your organic reach.

Final Thoughts
Musicians must embrace the world of online marketing to gain popularity. These growth hacks, when executed effectively, can help you stand out in the competitive digital landscape. Remember, success in music marketing requires dedication, creativity, and a well-defined brand identity.

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