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How to Get more followers and plays on Audiomack 2024

foremost thing you should be doing.

 

Smartly Edit The Tracks
You need is to be conscious about the length and quality of the audio track, with which it has been edited. It is very important that you do it with perfection or get it done with expert hands. This is going to decide how good your work is, and remember, content is the King. If it’s good no one can stop it from becoming popular and will naturally be heard more by the listeners. Make sure you match up to that level of expectation.

 

Work To Get Featured On Playlists
To increase your music streams on Audiomack, you need to work to get featured on playlists

Audiomack like other streaming platforms has its playlists. Artists can pitch their songs, albums, and podcasts for possible trending and playlist placement on Audiomack.

Getting your songs on one of these playlists or trending can highly increase your music streams on Audiomack. Pitching your tracks for trending and playlist is relatively easy, you simply just have to paste in your Audiomack link and paste it in an email.

Pitching for trending placements;
Artists can pitch songs, albums, and podcasts for possible trending placement on Audiomack. But they all have to be new releases and only one trending submission can be sent at a time.

Do not pack your entire discography in one email. Your trending pitches can be sent to;

trending@audiomack.com – for hip-hop/rap, R&B, electronic, pop, podcasts, and any genre not specified on a below email.

caribbtrending@audiomack.com – reggae, dancehall

afrotrending@audiomack.com – Afrobeats

latintrending@audiomack.com – Latin

 

Pitching for Audiomack playlist placements;
Artists can pitch only songs, no albums, for playlist considerations. Unlike pitching for trending, you are allowed to pitch multiple songs all at once and there is no date restriction for playlist pitches.

Playlist pitches should be sent to;

playlists@audiomack.com

 

Pitching to playlist curators
Getting your music on playlists of individual playlist curators is also very advisable. There are a lot of these curators and you should do your research to find the ones that best suit your music. Like the Audiomack curated playlists, you also pitch to individual curators through emails.

The important point to note when pitching is that the more specific you are in your genre, the better chance you have to get on one of them. A lot of artists make the mistake of sending tracks to different playlist curators without knowing what the playlist is really about.

Find playlists that have songs that are similar to yours, that is, in the same niche.

Example;

If you are a lyrical rapper who made a lyrical song, pitch for the Art of Bars.

If you are a rising Afrobeats artist, pitch for #OnTheRadar: Afrobeats.

 

Cross-Promote Your Music
Cross-promoting your profile and tracks from Audiomack to social media platforms will help you gain a big boost in followers and increase your music streams on Audiomack. So you should work to build yourself social proof as much as you can so that you have a solid foundation for the long run. To promote your music on social media, here’s an article to help you through the process.

Link your artist page on Audiomack to your website and share it with your social media profiles. Don’t be afraid to promote your links and ask your fans to follow you on the platform.

Some of your fans don’t know they can even do so and include it in the email newsletters you send to your newsletter subscribers. Encourage your followers to follow you on Audiomack and you should as well share links to your tracks or albums on your social media bios.latintrending@audiomack.com

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