Forbid MediaReviews of forbidmedia.com

It was a good experience working with Forbid Media, we’re very happy with the results.

After releasing a few albums and struggling to reach potential listeners (I tried playlist promotions and Omari for Facebook ads) I was referred to Forbid by a friend and I have gotten the best results from their custom campaigns of my music. They are transparent in the costs and results, prepare excellent ads (my campaign has been promoting my music on Spotify through Facebook/Instagram ads), and the ratio of saves to listeners has been around 60% and the streams per listener is now between 6-7 per month. Their organic method has helped me connect with thousands of new listeners who are now fans. They are also very receptive to ideas and tweaks - great communication.

I've had a great experience with several campaigns promoting songs with Forbid. They're communicative, skilled, and very hands-on. Whenever I have questions about why something is performing well or poorly they're able to explain what's going on. I'm getting more leverage working with Forbid than I would running these campaigns myself.

Forbid ran campaigns for multiple songs for us. The results were very good. I originally found them on YouTube. Andrew Southworth has excellent videos and does an exceptional job explaining how all the moving parts work together. Forbid answered all my questions and was flexible with some different things I wanted to test with the campaigns. I was very happy with the amount of saves and playlist adds the campaigns generated!

Transparent, knowledgeable, experienced, and also patient with my constant barrage of elementary questions. They're willing to go a little extra and answer general, and even more specific, questions about digital marketing, the music business in general, and Spotify.

The team, including Frank, at Forbid did a great job with my track. I was running at around 127 monthly listeners before I started with them and am now up over 4k. Communication is great and they show proven results. The only thing I would like, is more detailed breakdown of where costs are associated and more transparency around costings. Thanks