Music Promotion Services: Evaluate the Actual Offer
Illustration: WBBT Records.
Feedback services, curator submissions and advertising are different products. Paying for a review is not the same as buying legitimate listeners, and guaranteed streams are a warning sign.
Put it into practice
Read what the service promises and what it does not. Track costs, responses and attributable actions, and stop any activity that conflicts with platform policy.
Review the result without overclaiming
Write down the audience action you want before the campaign starts. Use a consistent date range and separate audience analytics from royalty reporting. Keep your official artist names and release links accurate. A small, relevant audience response can be more useful than a large number that does not lead to repeat listening; neither guarantees revenue.
Your next step
Read what the service promises and what it does not. Keep a short record of the decision and revisit it after your next completed project.
Prepare your artist profile for the relevant WBBT Records workflow.
Further reading
Check current requirements at Spotify for Artists. Platform policies, features and commercial terms can change; confirm the details for your own account and release.
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