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C'mon. You guys don't understand the budgets they had to grow these bases. It's not hard to throw $ in a FB advertising campaign w/ a few grand a month and get
by bomatson 15y ago
C'mon. You guys don't understand the budgets they had to grow these bases. It's not hard to throw $ in a FB advertising campaign w/ a few grand a month and get to these #'s. Props to these guys for being hustlers and tech-savvy but the praise ends there. Tracks.by hasn't proven anything yet
- Mazy 15y agoI'm one of the guys in the story. We've never spent a dime on any ad campaign for our artists or Tracks.by
- schlichtm 15y ago$0/ever
- bomatson 15y agoRight on guys. But, even for Lil' Wayne? It's hard to believe, usually ad budgets get allocated for Universal artists
- schlichtm 15y ago$0 Its all about finding all possible ways to distribute their content + maximizing the interactions with the content once you send the traffic (optimizing it to be viral, social, and a great experience where both the fan and artist are happy).
- mitjak 15y ago> maximizing the interactions...optimizing it to be viral.. You lost me.
- marcins 15y agoWell, I assume Lil' Wayne's advertising budget went to these guys, but then these guys didn't spend any of it on the promotions they did (it just paid for their time / expertise).
- coryl 15y agoWith a brand like Lil Wayne, you don't need to spend money on advertising to gain FB users. You're severely underestimating how popular these people are. Plus given their target markets ARE the social networking generation, getting them to "like" your pages is even easier. It would be a waste of money to spend anything on trying to get FB fans when you can do it for free.