The essence of the business of these platforms is the high number of rejections. Which forces the naive musician to spend more to increase the chances of being accepted. Furthermore, the songs are generally on the playlist for a short time. Undercover Payola
@twostorymediamusic Good afternoon and welcome. Today, I received 3 approvals 2 declines, but even the declines liked the song a lot, just not 100% for the list I submitted to. It was only 80% of what they liked, hahaha. No worries, because I have a very, very strong song, and it is doing well, growing each week. I'll do playlist push next, per your video. Thanks again.
For value, do you recommend only sending to curators that take 2 credits? Or have you found its worth it to send to those who require 3-4? I'm sure the answer is: it depends but wanted to hear your thoughts.
Honestly, I don't even really look at the number of credits when I'm thinking about who to submit to. If it's a good fit for the music, I just go with it.
Just a random example: If I use 50 credits to hitting up 20 curators but i get no placement. Is it possible to get my money back? Thank you for the qualitycontent 👌
The essence of the business of these platforms is the high number of rejections. Which forces the naive musician to spend more to increase the chances of being accepted. Furthermore, the songs are generally on the playlist for a short time. Undercover Payola
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I used to try, now I just upload really obnoxious noises and set it to "no feedback" so they have to listen to 90 seconds of a garbage disposal.
this got me pretty good
You are genius. Bravo!
The essence of the business of these platforms is the high number of rejections. Which forces the naive musician to spend more to increase the chances of being accepted. Furthermore, the songs are generally on the playlist for a short time. Undercover Payola
I didn't realize there was an OR choice
Wow you've got some great videos. You're only at 500 subscribers right now, I hope your channel takes off🙏🙏
Great advice and helped me big time in my submissions today. I did about 15 submissions today. Have a great night and rest of the week.
Thanks for watching 🙏 Wishing you good luck on those submissions.
@twostorymediamusic Good afternoon and welcome. Today, I received 3 approvals 2 declines, but even the declines liked the song a lot, just not 100% for the list I submitted to. It was only 80% of what they liked, hahaha.
No worries, because I have a very, very strong song, and it is doing well, growing each week.
I'll do playlist push next, per your video. Thanks again.
Very hard to use subtmithub if you are into symphonic metal. Very limited curators in this genre of music sadly!
For value, do you recommend only sending to curators that take 2 credits? Or have you found its worth it to send to those who require 3-4? I'm sure the answer is: it depends but wanted to hear your thoughts.
Honestly, I don't even really look at the number of credits when I'm thinking about who to submit to. If it's a good fit for the music, I just go with it.
Are there any other platforms like submithub that allow you to submit pre release?
Your videos are very helpful can make a video on the Spotify add tool that they came out with but you need a 250
Minimum
Thanks for watching! Are you thinking of Marquee?
Just a random example: If I use 50 credits to hitting up 20 curators but i get no placement. Is it possible to get my money back? Thank you for the qualitycontent 👌
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The essence of the business of these platforms is the high number of rejections. Which forces the naive musician to spend more to increase the chances of being accepted. Furthermore, the songs are generally on the playlist for a short time. Undercover Payola
Some curators offer money back if they decline you! But most don’t
Where's the checklist?
Shoot ha, meant to add that. Here's the link (I'll put it in the description, too): twostorymelody.com/submithub-guide/
Ahhh beautiful I’m the first one to comment