Respect both sides of the relationship
The artist expects concrete work. The professional expects a tailored, well-documented proposal that is easy to review.
Our method
Less noise. More relevance.
A useful introduction and the right contact person matter more than sending in large volumes.
Your approval before any steps are takenDocumented actionsIndependent editorial decisions
Concrete work
A clear framework to move forward.
Check before pitching
Contact details found on the web are leads. The recipient’s role, the source, the activity and the submission conditions are checked before use.
Adapt the message
The pitch should clearly explain the project, its newsworthiness, and the reason for getting in touch. Useful resources remain accessible in the EPK.
Avoid unnecessary outreach
Staggered sending is accompanied by checks for duplicates and opt-outs. A slow pace does not make an unsuitable approach acceptable.
Learn from the facts
Follow-up distinguishes work carried out from outcomes. Known observations help prepare the next steps without fabricating results.
Frequently asked questions
Useful answers.
Do you also target artists?
Campaigns target relevant professionals: radios, media, curators, labels, managers or bookers. Customer and artist lists are not used as prospecting targets.
To go further
Choose your next step.
Prepare the next stage of your project.
Get started in your artist space or talk with the team.
