Marketing your music can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially if it’s your first time.

You’re putting your new music in the spotlight, and it’s going to get a reaction.

Music marketing can be stressful — even when you’re successful. So we thought we’d help you mentally prepare.

Here are nine things to brace for as you build a marketing campaign, run ads on social, or share your songs with new listeners:

Pursuing a music career can be incredibly challenging. As an independent musician, it’s easy to get overwhelmed, frustrated, or embittered. The journey is full of ups and downs, and the road ahead looks like endless work.

In the realm of music marketing, artists often hold misconceptions that hinder their adoption of advertising as a powerful tool. By challenging these misconceptions, you can unleash the full potential of music advertising and propel your career to new heights.

If you’re a musician that creates a lot of video content on social media, you now have another creative way to promote your music on YouTube: YouTube Shorts. Shorts is YouTube’s short-form, vertical video format…. They’re 60 seconds long. Will musicians create 60 second songs? We don’t think so. This feature Is similar to IG stories, Tiktok vertical videos.