In music marketing, budget is the most visible variable—and the most misunderstood. Artists often assume results scale with spend: more
There’s a moment most artists recognize, even if they’ve never named it. It happens after the advice stops working. You’ve
Most artists think they’re paying for exposure. That assumption alone causes more frustration than almost anything else in music marketing.
Most people assume Google ranks pages.In reality, Google evaluates entities. That distinction matters more than ever in music marketing, where
Virality gets all the attention. Consistency does all the work. From the outside, it looks like the algorithm randomly crowns
Overnight success is one of the music industry’s most convincing illusions. It usually shows up as a headline. A viral
It usually starts the same way. An artist opens TikTok with good intentions. They want to learn. They want to
Virality looks random from the outside. One video explodes, another disappears, and the difference often gets blamed on luck. Inside
For more than a decade, MusicPromoToday has operated slightly ahead of the curve—often questioning ideas the industry accepted as fact.
For years, music PR trained artists to wait. Wait for replies. Wait for coverage. Wait for momentum to appear. In
