Founded in 2005, ArtistPR.com works with some of the most talented music journalists, published authors, and accredited public relations professionals to promote indie artists to thousands of music magazines & blogs, press, media, radio stations, recor...
Artistpr.com (artistpr.com) has 179 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
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Reina M.
I was impressed with the outcome of my campaign with ArtistPR. There were many sites and playlists where they managed to get my single. The support was pleasant and responsive, which made the experience great too.
Jay W.
This company send me an 404 Spotify playlist promotion & with outrageous claims about getting streams. I had paid for this & nothing happen & we are a professional music studio with great R&B. Promote your song on 404+ collaborative playlists. Increase your chances of being noticed by curators and going viral on a major playlist. This strategy is not so much for the plays alone. Instead, it spreads your brand everywhere on Spotify, which increases your chance of being noticed by curators and people running the playlists… and you’re working the algorithms. One of the most important metrics to determine how successful an artist will be on Spotify is the number of times their music has been added to playlists. When you are added to a playlist, this is called a DATA POINT in the computer algorithms that surface your song higher to the editorial team for a chance to be on a more prominent playlist. Once your music begins to perform well through collaborative playlists, the algorithm may begin to suggest your songs to the in-house editorial team. That’s the real path to getting a song onto a major playlist and gaining huge exposure. Playlists are various genres mixed playlists. Your song will stay on the playlists for up to 1 month. Please allow up to 10 business days for completion. You will receive a report with links to all the playlists that your track was added to. * Note: The Spotify Playlist Placement is for one (1) track. It takes 25 unique listeners per playlist to show on your Spotify dashboard.
Heather B.
Can't thank you artistpr enough for the awesome coverage of my music. They're professional and really tried to understand my style. I have more listeners now... hundreds of them and I've even made it to a few playlists.
Delta B.
Did a Spotify playlist placement. Took them 8 weeks to add my song, poor communication and zero benefit. No increase in followers, streams. Zero plays from any of the 404 playlists. Zero. Avoid!
Jerome M.
You seem to have a great platform for the introduction of new music so I submitted copies of a few songs out of the 25 songs written by me and my partner over the last few months. Hope you like them if you can do anything with them. Get it let’s get it on.
jay
They took my $1 and don’t have any way for me to log into my account, saying my “email doesn’t exist” but they send me messages on this email every single day, idk if it’s a scam but bro is unreliable
wild F.
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Martin P.
Recently. I thought I would try ArtistPR to promote one of my singles. They looked pretty slick and they had been quite persistent with their promotional emails. There were two offerings that caught my eye. A professional press release, and inclusion in 404+ playlists. Neither were particularly cheap, but a useful experiment for me. The 404+ Playlists was straightforward. I supplied them the relevant Spotify link to my track and a few days later I got the details of the lists it was included in. I could also see over 400 playlist adds in my Spotify analytics, so all good. ArtistPR explain the process of adding to playlists is manual, so someone must have spent a fair bit of time setting the lists up for me. In that regard the price is probably reasonable. However, I checked out some of the playlists and they all had several thousand tracks, some over six thousand, and not really that many followers. When you couple that with the fact that as an artist, I was allowed include all of my tracks so long as I followed the list you have to wonder how many real followers there were. I just left them all with my one track. In any event my Spotify analytics confirmed that there were virtually no plays from any of the lists, so a complete waste of money. I also used the professional press release service. I paid my money a little over two weeks before release date. They sent me a link to the portal where there was a comprehensive questionnaire to fill in. I spent an afternoon on this. I figured the more detail they had, the better the results would be. And so it was. A week later I got an email to say the first draft was ready and I headed to the portal to check it out. I was happy enough with the text, just one or two minor tweaks I was able to make myself. There was a button to approve or reject but I wanted a Spotify link to the single included and I didn't yet have that information. Perhaps there is a way to get a Spotify link prior to release, but I didn't know of one, and there was no way to contact ArtisPR to ask what to do. I expected it to be covered by the ArtistPR process, as it is fundamental for a press release for a single. But it wasn't mentioned, and there was nowhere to request one be added before going out. They have a help email, but they warn you not to expect a response for a few working days. I didn't really have enough time to risk that, so I decided to reject the text and explained in the message box that I was happy with the text but that I wanted the link added before it went out. A day later I got an email back asking me to send the link by reply, as soon as I had it. Perfect! On release day I sent the link as requested and waited on my inbox. I also checked the portal regularly. It was stuck in 'With ArtistPR' state all day. Nothing more happened. In fact nothing more happened for over a week. I sent an email enquiring as to the progress after a few days, but got no response. I can say that when it did go out, it went to a lot of outlets. My Google search showed dozens of results for the release at various sites for weeks afterwards. I am a relatively unknown artist, so I wasn't expecting a press release to give me any great benefit. It was more of an experiment for me. I did get a few emails from other companies offering to do my next press release, but nothing more than that. I spent twenty times more money on promotion for this release than my previous release. So far after a month I have had considerably less streams, about 20%. On that basis alone I won't be using these services in future. I felt particularly cheated by the 404+ playlists offering. The lists need completely revamping and some money spent on advertising them. The press release service is quite good, but better suited to a more established artist, and unfortunately blighted by poor communications. Not being able to talk to anyone to iron out minor issues is a killer. So two stars for a good press release text and a large distribution list. Nothing for process or service.
