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Response from MusicvertisingAug 5, 2024

Hello Sallie, We’re truly sorry to hear about the difficulties you’ve faced and the frustration it has caused. We understand how important this release was for you, and we regret that your experience with our service did not meet your expectations. After reviewing your case, we found that there was indeed an internal error on our part, and we sincerely apologize for any confusion it may have caused. As confirmed in our previous communications, your campaign was canceled, and no further activity should have occurred on your account. Please rest assured that we do not use bots or engage in any form of fraudulent streaming practices. We strive to provide genuine promotion and support to our clients, and we’re committed to transparency in all our services. If you have any further questions or need additional information, please feel free to reach out. We want to ensure that any remaining concerns are addressed to your satisfaction. Best regards, Musicvertising Customer Service Team.

Response from MusicvertisingJul 17, 2024

Hi Emilio, I'm very sorry to hear about your experience. At Musicvertising, we take these concerns very seriously and prioritize the integrity and success of our client's music. We do not use illegal bots or any methods that violate platform guidelines. It's our priority to ensure the best outcomes for our clients, and we are committed to resolving any issues you face. Please get in touch with our support team directly at [email protected], so we can investigate your case thoroughly and work towards a resolution. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Best regards, Musicvertising Customer Service Team.

Response from MusicvertisingJun 24, 2024

Hello Casey Hall, We'll be getting your Spotify profile to the right audience by using what they have searched for before (native ads). Like when you are looking for a computer and suddenly there are computer ads all around you? It is pretty similar. But instead of looking for a product, people look for artists or genres, and that's when they'll see the ad campaign. I've got two good articles that explain deeply how it'll work. Check them out here: https://blog.taboola.com/what-is-programmatic-native-advertising/ https://www.thundertech.com/blog-news/june-2020/native-advertising-vs-programmatic-advertising-in-2020 Any website that uses programmatic native ads can be showing your profile to users, but the ads are shown accordingly to the users' interests and their previous searches. So, we don’t ever send bots or any type of fake engagement. It is totally against our values. All campaigns are based on a combination of native advertising, targeted blog outreach, and track distribution to playlist curators, according to the chosen campaign. Our services fully comply with Spotify’s terms of service. Best regards, Musicvertising Customer Service Team.

Response from MusicvertisingJun 10, 2024

Hi there, We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience you have encountered. Due to an issue related to a previous chargeback, your recent order was refunded following our dispute resolution protocol. For further assistance and to continue resolving this matter, please get in touch with us directly at [email protected]. Our customer support team is dedicated to helping you and will address your concerns promptly. Thank you for your understanding. Best regards, Musicvertising Customer Service Team.

Response from MusicvertisingJun 10, 2024

Hi Camille, Thanks for your feedback. I want to assure you that our company is fully dedicated to delivering authentic and high-quality campaigns on Spotify. We strictly follow Spotify's terms of service and our internal values, avoiding any use of bots or artificial engagement. Instead, we rely on programmatic native ads to promote your Spotify profile to listeners who have shown an interest in similar artists or genres, similar to how online ads work based on user searches. Our unique system of programmatic native ads targets users according to their interests and browsing history. We are deeply sorry to hear about the removal of your singles and album. We understand how frustrating and disheartening this can be. Please know that we are taking your feedback very seriously and are actively investigating this matter. Additionally, I wanted to share some insights about recent industry concerns. Here are some discussions and articles that provide a deeper look: https://medium.com/@geek.marketing2020/distrokid-misleading-artists-by-blaming-spotify-here-is-the-truth-f81459e2163a https://www.reddit.com/r/musicmarketing/comments/18hvdjh/distrokid_taking_advantage_of_spotifys_new_fake/ https://www.reddit.com/r/musicmarketing/comments/18mwh3i/got_a_warning_saying_spotify_will_remove_your/ These sources highlight some musicians' concerns about certain distributors and their practices. They provide multiple perspectives and experiences worth considering. Please review this information at your convenience, and do not hesitate to contact our customer support if you have any questions or need further clarification. Best regards, Musicvertising Customer Service Team.

Response from MusicvertisingJun 10, 2024

Hi Jared, I want to assure you that our company is committed to providing high-quality organic campaigns for our clients on Spotify. We strictly adhere to our values and Spotify's terms of service, avoiding the use of bots or any other means of fake engagement. Instead, we use programmatic native ads to showcase your Spotify profile to users who have demonstrated an interest in similar artists or genres. This is similar to seeing ads for computers after searching for them online. Our proprietary system of programmatic native ads targets users based on their interests and search history. Additionally, I wanted to share some details we've come across regarding the recent strikes. You can find the discussions and insights in these Reddit threads and this article: https://medium.com/@geek.marketing2020/distrokid-misleading-artists-by-blaming-spotify-here-is-the-truth-f81459e2163a https://www.reddit.com/r/musicmarketing/comments/18hvdjh/distrokid_taking_advantage_of_spotifys_new_fake/ https://www.reddit.com/r/musicmarketing/comments/18mwh3i/got_a_warning_saying_spotify_will_remove_your/ Some musicians have voiced concerns about certain distributors allegedly capitalizing on Spotify's new features. The sentiments expressed in the threads suggest dissatisfaction and highlight various questionable practices. These discussions provide a deeper dive into the specifics, capturing multiple perspectives and experiences. Review the information at your convenience, and please feel free to contact our customer support channels if you have any questions or need further clarification. Best regards, Musicvertising Customer Service Team.

Response from MusicvertisingApr 24, 2024

Hello Bernd Steinkellner, Thanks for sharing this feedback with us. I want to assure you that our company is committed to providing high-quality organic campaigns for our clients on Spotify. We strictly adhere to our values and Spotify's terms of service by avoiding the use of bots or any other means of fake engagement. Instead, we use programmatic native ads to showcase your Spotify profile to users who have demonstrated an interest in similar artists or genres. This is similar to how you might come across ads for computers after searching for them online. We use our proprietary system of programmatic native ads to target users based on their interests and search history. To learn more about programmatic native ads, please check out the links below: https://www.thundertech.com/blog-news/june-2020/native-advertising-vs-programmatic-advertising-in-2020 https://blog.taboola.com/what-is-programmatic-native-advertising/ Also, I wanted to share with you some additional details we've come across regarding the strikes. You can find the discussions and insights on these Reddit threads and this article: https://medium.com/@geek.marketing2020/distrokid-misleading-artists-by-blaming-spotify-here-is-the-truth-f81459e2163a https://www.reddit.com/r/musicmarketing/comments/18hvdjh/distrokid_taking_advantage_of_spotifys_new_fake/ https://www.reddit.com/r/musicmarketing/comments/18mwh3i/got_a_warning_saying_spotify_will_remove_your/ Some musicians have voiced concerns about some distributors allegedly capitalizing on Spotify's new features, as highlighted in the thread. The sentiments expressed suggest some dissatisfaction, with individuals likening the situation to questionable practices. The threads provide a deeper dive into the specifics, capturing various perspectives and experiences. These ongoing discussions may offer a more comprehensive view of the community's feelings about the strikes. Considering diverse viewpoints is crucial as we navigate through this issue. Take your time to review the information, and please feel free to reach out to our customer support if you have any questions or if there's specific clarification you require. Best regards, Musicvertising Customer Service Team

Response from MusicvertisingApr 27, 2024

Hello, We're really sorry to hear about the trouble you're experiencing. We take these matters very seriously and want to make things right for you. If a refund was promised to you by our customer support team, rest assured that you will receive it. However, it seems there may have been a delay in processing it. To resolve this issue as quickly as possible, could you please reach out to us directly? We're committed to sorting this out for you promptly. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we want to ensure that you're taken care of. Contact information: Website: https://musicvertising.com/contact/ Email: [email protected] WhatsApp: +1 321 946 1650 Best regards, Musicvertising Customer Service Team