Questions Serious Buyers Ask

MPT's focused engagements begin at $5,000. Integrated 90-day campaigns typically begin at $24,000. National and multi-market engagements begin at $50,000, with enterprise global scopes at higher investment levels. Every final scope is prepared after a project review.

Campaigns differ by objective, duration, market, team, channels, creative, paid media, creator fees, production, and third-party costs. Public pricing establishes the investment level; the written scope defines the exact work.

Only when the written scope says they are. MPT separates agency fees, paid media, creator fees, production, travel, OOH, events, and other third-party costs before signature.

Yes, if one focused service can credibly solve the problem. MPT may recommend a wider campaign when the outcome depends on several channels working together.

MPT works with qualified independent artists, managers, labels, catalogs, and brands. Fit depends on the music, objective, timing, readiness, decision-making, and investment.

MPT reviews the music, audience, market, timing, assets, objective, team, and investment. Qualified projects are invited to a Campaign Review. If there is mutual fit, MPT prepares a written scope.

Serious applications are reviewed during coverage hours, and high-fit projects receive rapid personal follow-up.

Possibly for a focused assignment, but serious release, PR, radio, global, FYC, and holiday campaigns require sufficient runway. MPT will not recommend a full campaign when the timing makes responsible execution impossible.

No. MPT guarantees the approved work and reporting in the written scope. Platforms, editors, journalists, programmers, creators, curators, voters, and audiences make independent decisions.

MPT does not buy artificial streams or knowingly use bots, click farms, or deceptive traffic. Campaigns should use transparent advertising, approved platform tools, legitimate pitching, partner review, and source-level reporting.

The scorecard is set before launch and may include audience quality, acquisition cost, saves, follows, subscribers, repeat engagement, watch behavior, media response, fan capture, territory signals, and commercial actions where trackable.

Case studies provide context, not guarantees. Every case must show the starting point, timeframe, work performed, spend category, data source, and conditions that shaped the outcome.

No. MPT can prepare, target, pitch, follow up, and report. Editors and outlets decide what they cover or playlist.

Risk is lower when the work uses legitimate platform tools, real audiences, transparent advertising, vetted independent relationships, and honest reporting. Any promise of guaranteed editorial placement or fixed streams should be treated skeptically.

Spotify currently advises delivering and pitching eligible unreleased music at least seven days before release. MPT recommends more runway for a serious campaign.

No. MPT cannot promise votes, nominations, awards, voter access, or influence. The service is a rule-conscious visibility and campaign-coordination engagement.

MPT does not claim authorized access. Official guidance says the Recording Academy does not release member contact information and warns against vendors claiming accurate member lists.

Planning should begin months before peak seasonal listening. Albums, radio, press, video, creator, and multi-market campaigns require more runway than a focused digital single campaign.

Yes. Rights holders can preserve data, audiences, creative, press, and partnerships to improve each annual plan. Future performance remains unguaranteed.

The written scope identifies the account lead, specialists, reporting cadence, approvals, and communication channels.

Ownership, access, licenses, exports, handoff, and retention are defined contractually. MPT favors transparent client access to accounts and campaign data where operationally appropriate.