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Need help? Our Support section (submithub.com/help) is here for you 🚑 It’s packed with a super detailed FAQ, and honestly, most questions are already answered in those bite-sized articles. Not sure where to look? Use the search bar to find keywords quickly. 🧵👇

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We're just one tool in the vast #musicpromotion toolbox, but when used right, we know our platform can make a difference. We see it time and time again – and it looks like Michael does too 🙏

☘️ Happy St. Patrick’s Day from all of us at SubmitHub! Whether you’re celebrating with a pint, a party, or at a cèilidh, we hope your day is filled with good luck, great music, and even better company. Sláinte! ☘️

👵🏻 Revive its success: If it was a fan favorite or well-received before, it’s worth reintroducing as a standout track that deserves fresh ears and new audiences. Sometimes, your past hits still have plenty of life in them!

Most artists focus on promoting their latest release – a new song, album, or EP. But have you considered shining a spotlight on an older gem? 📀 Here's why giving an "oldie but goldie" some love can work wonders: 🧵👇

👵🏻 Leverage its history: Older tracks come with context. You already know how people reacted, where it was featured, and how it’s been described. Use that info to target your pitches and ads with laser focus.

👵🏻 A perfect second chance: Got feedback on a declined submission? Use it! If a curator says your song was too slow, for example, send a more upbeat track from your past releases with a quick pitch that shows you’ve taken their feedback to heart.

👵🏻 Playlists care about fit, not dates: Unless a curator’s profile states otherwise, they’re usually more interested in how well a track fits their playlist than its release date.

@BINDLCORP So glad to hear that 💜

@submit_hub We've appreciated the feedback and our whole experience on SubmitHub fwiw

You don’t need to drop $150 on a single campaign, but Tess has a point – with a clear niche + the right targeting, your song can get a solid boost. Landing on a few good playlists and blogs can trigger the algorithms and push you past the 1k-stream payout threshold quickly. 🧵👇

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What’s actually the most effective way to promote a new song on Spotify? 📣 Jason (SubmitHub’s founder & CEO) sat down with @finchbergling to talk about that... and MUCH more 💁 The full podcast episode is now available here 👉 open.spotify.com/episode/7wJkF8…

A great tip for indie artists (especially those starting out) from @wearestereofox 💜 @wearestereofox/video/7615713824112512278?_r=1&_t=ZS-94awN2KYVWf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tiktok.com/@wearestereofo…

After doing that, the curator just quietly disappears from their submission options. Drama-free! 🚫

Ever wondered why some curators might stop showing up in your list of curators when submitting? 🧐 Sometimes, curators decide to block artists – not out of dislike but as a practical move. 🧵👇

If they’ve already shared feedback about their songs not fitting their style and still receive similar submissions from the same artist, they might choose to make it easier for both sides and block that artist to save time and help them focus on curators who are a better match.

Even with curators who haven’t accepted you before, a polite and personalized approach can build trust and open doors. It’s harder to say no to someone you see as friend. or know is genuinely a lovely human being.

Want to know the 3 rules the most successful artists on SubmitHub have in common? 🤔🧵👇

🤝 Maintaining relationships. Whether it’s thanking curators who loved your track, connecting with them on socials, or leaving a positive review, being kind and thoughtful towards people considering your music goes a long way.