A simple trick for Social media marketing

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Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, Google Play, iTunes, etc these are different companies, some they provide tools to help you, to push your music to the right audience.</p><p id="b33c">Digital music distributors, help you with stats like when and where your music is being streamed, so you can use those stats for your advantage, again chose wisely which digital distributor are you going to use, try to stick to it and understand how they work, use possibly every tool in place. Monitor your music through their website, some Digital distributors have good apps which can be installed to your phone, this may be overlooked but its purpose is to make sure you're able to follow your stats anytime. I believe you shouldn't be chasing all these platforms, as an independent artist, it can be a handful to manage all these sites, I will advise you work with one digital distributor at a time or use a digital store like Band camp where you can upload your music direct and share your links to your fans in any social media to go stream and download your music there. There are more than 200 digital stores worldwide, most of them not known at all, so why don't you choose a store which can be accessed by anyone everywhere, than to put your music everywhere where you wouldn't know how to market it? Find a store put your music there watch close and guide your growth.</p><figure id="e612"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/0*pdYdjxpCqgFCSdh-"><figcaption>Photo by <a href="https://unsplash.com/@chrisliverani?utm_source=medium&utm_medium=referral">Chris Liverani</a> on <a href="https://unsplash.com?utm_source=medium&utm_medium=referral">Unsplash</a></figcaption></figure><p id="9366">The trick is to find your advantage, know where to present it, and use it to stand out from the rest, don't just dump your songs, and hope that people will find it. Have a plan of how you're going to release your songs, and it may take time before you see a potential growth or tangible results. The competition is fierce and real, be prepared and rock on.</p></article></body>

We all know the digital world is here and it's not going anywhere find your Niche and thrive

Our lives have changed, the way we do things completely changed, we spend more time in social media without even noticing it. We now use social media to reach out to the customers. If you're a regular social media user, you'll agree with me that these platforms change now and then, algorithms become more complicated to understand. What is working today may completely change in a short period. Now here is my suggestion let's say you have a product to sell, it's attempting or it feels like the right thing to advertise your product in every social media you can. The most popular platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, all these are different platforms, but they got one thing in common, Followers, you know you need to build followers in your account right. Without a large following in your account, you don't have much power, so you need to build a strong fan base, and to do so you'll have to master the site. This is the beginning of the challenges, you can't be able to master all the platforms, it's time-consuming, and it's hard to follow through and read all the stats. Unless you have a good budget to hire people who are going to do the job for you, updating your account every day, following through, engaging in comments, and replying messages. If you're an independent artist or running your business this little trick may help you.

Running a business

If you're running your business and hoping to use social media to alert people to know about your products, stop chasing all the platforms thinking you're going to attract many people to your business. Instead, select three platforms that are likely to be used by people who you are targeting, and from those three chose one to be the main one, do your best to master how it works, how to use it for your business. When it comes to mastering a platform like Facebook, for example, we are talking about managing ads, learn the tricks and hooks of how to put together a solid advert be in a form of a picture or video clip, then learn about the demographics. Now if you're busy trying to run more than six platforms chances are you're not going to master any of them, you're going to spend more time trying to figure out how do they work and lose money trying to reach many customers but end up targeting wrong people, who are not going to buy your products. Stats are for your benefit if you understand how they work and follow-through, they may be helpful to grow your business. Most people ignore these and wonder why their adverts are not successful at all. Take time to study these and pay attention so you can grow your reach and possibly do some sales, but you can't manage to follow everything while trying to cover all the platforms. Narrow your path and pay attention to every step you make.

Independent Artist

I know it sounds cool to say my “my music is available in every digital store” Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, Google Play, iTunes, etc these are different companies, some they provide tools to help you, to push your music to the right audience.

Digital music distributors, help you with stats like when and where your music is being streamed, so you can use those stats for your advantage, again chose wisely which digital distributor are you going to use, try to stick to it and understand how they work, use possibly every tool in place. Monitor your music through their website, some Digital distributors have good apps which can be installed to your phone, this may be overlooked but its purpose is to make sure you're able to follow your stats anytime. I believe you shouldn't be chasing all these platforms, as an independent artist, it can be a handful to manage all these sites, I will advise you work with one digital distributor at a time or use a digital store like Band camp where you can upload your music direct and share your links to your fans in any social media to go stream and download your music there. There are more than 200 digital stores worldwide, most of them not known at all, so why don't you choose a store which can be accessed by anyone everywhere, than to put your music everywhere where you wouldn't know how to market it? Find a store put your music there watch close and guide your growth.

The trick is to find your advantage, know where to present it, and use it to stand out from the rest, don't just dump your songs, and hope that people will find it. Have a plan of how you're going to release your songs, and it may take time before you see a potential growth or tangible results. The competition is fierce and real, be prepared and rock on.