
How We Got an Artist From ZERO to 40k Spotify Monthly Listeners In 8 Months
10/25/24 • 9 min
Learn the marketing tips and tricks that we use, to get the fans you deserve.
This isn't hypothetical. We tell you all about an artist we grew from nothing to 26k followers on Instagram, 120k followers on TikTok and millions of streams.
Isaac's story is a testament to how consistent, engaging content and active interaction with followers can drive organic growth.
Tune in for inspiration and actionable advice that could change your artistic journey.
Learn the marketing tips and tricks that we use, to get the fans you deserve.
This isn't hypothetical. We tell you all about an artist we grew from nothing to 26k followers on Instagram, 120k followers on TikTok and millions of streams.
Isaac's story is a testament to how consistent, engaging content and active interaction with followers can drive organic growth.
Tune in for inspiration and actionable advice that could change your artistic journey.
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The Music Industry Podcast - How We Got an Artist From ZERO to 40k Spotify Monthly Listeners In 8 Months
Transcript
Welcome back to the Music Industry Podcast . This is a bit of a short one today , but it's about a really interesting case study . An artist that we worked with for around six to eight months saw some insane results . So if you want to see some similar results , you want to work with us . Grow your streams , grow your socials , actually get that engaged fan base . Make sure to
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