• Jazz Jackson: Can Your Song Release Really Succeed WITHOUT a Digital Marketing Strategy

  • Oct 31 2024
  • Length: 46 mins
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Jazz Jackson: Can Your Song Release Really Succeed WITHOUT a Digital Marketing Strategy

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  • In this episode, I’m joined by Jazz Jackson, founder of Unearthly Studios and a powerhouse digital strategist at the front lines of the music industry. With expertise spanning influencer campaigns, fan street teams, artist management, and high-impact digital strategy, Jazz breaks down the game-changing moves every serious artist needs to know.Jazz uncovers the power of mailing lists to build real connections with fans, the urgency of SMS marketing to reach your core supporters directly, and how to turn digital interactions into unforgettable real-world moments. If you’re only relying on social media posts to connect with your fans, you’re leaving potential—and money—on the table. Jazz’s insights reveal exactly how to create a fan community that sticks with you for the long haul.This conversation isn’t just advice; it’s a blueprint for artists who want to build a lasting, loyal fanbase and control their own narrative. If you’re ready to turn fans into devoted superfans, this is a must-watch.Watch now and start putting Jazz’s strategies into action—your next level is waiting. Connect with Unearthly Studios:https://unearthlystudios.com/https://www.instagram.com/unearthlystudios/https://x.com/unearthlystudio
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