Labels
Label growth marketing: roster scaling, release pipelines, catalog strategy.
Beatport Hype eligibility, the 15 qualifying genres, what the subscription includes, and the two traps in Beatport's own FAQ to check before you pay.
How the Beatport Top 100 and genre charts are actually calculated, how often they update, and the pre-order rule that decides where a release starts.
Roster marketing is an approval and accountability problem, not a campaign problem. Why published prices and per-artist reports are what decide it.
Distribution has been white-labelled for a decade. Marketing never has. What a distributor's three existing options cost, and what a fourth looks like.
Fake Spotify streams are a label liability: per-track penalties, removed tracks, damaged pitches. The roster audit that finds them before Spotify does.
Build a label marketing budget for 2026: per-release tiers, the honest math for a 12-release year, reserve-pool rules and the leaks that drain rosters.
Music catalog promotion for labels in 2026: build a release pipeline where cadence compounds, old records earn again, and every drop feeds the next one.
Music label marketing is portfolio management, not artist promotion times ten: the channel stack, roster economics and operating cadence for 2026.