Music and artists
Digital marketing for artists
I came to marketing from show production, booking and artist management. I sell tickets against the venue's break even point, and I work with artists releasing music until they have an audience that stays.
Let's talkThe first call is free. You get an answer by the end of the next business day, Israel time. If your date is close, mention it in your message and I will get to it sooner.
Artists I have worked with
What I do
- Sell tickets against the ticket count.
Every week we know how many sold, what each one cost, and how many are still missing before break even. Once the venue is full, we switch off.
- Build a release plan for the track.
And if there is a video, a quiet launch: a YouTube campaign aimed at a distant audience weeks ahead, so that on release day there are already numbers and an early signal.
- Market the track on Spotify.
Real listeners who come back for the next track. No bots and no fake playlists.
- Build an audience that stays, and put things in order.
An audience you can reach directly for the next show. And for some artists the real block is managing time and tasks, so that is part of the work too.
The ad accounts, audiences and buyer lists are in the artist's name. The audience we build stays yours after we part ways.
Getting started **(approved)**
- 01
What you have coming up, and when
If it is a show: the date, how many seats are in the venue, and how many tickets have sold so far. If it is a track: the release date, whether there is a video, and what you have put out before.
- 02
A plan for the quarter
What runs first, what waits, and where the money works hardest. We work in quarters, not years, because a lot can change in three months in this business.
- 03
I run it, all in your name
I build and run the campaigns myself, in accounts registered to the artist. Along the way we put things in order, so what we agreed on actually happens on time.
A date on the calendar, or a track coming out
Just write what is coming out and when. For a show: the date, the venue, and how many tickets have sold so far. For a track: the release date, and whether there is a video.
The first call is free. You get an answer by the end of the next business day, Israel time, and if your date is close, I will get to it sooner.