An influencer doesn’t need to be a social media celebrity. They could be a gamer who plays your music in the background while they live stream. Something as simple as that with a shoutout to their viewers while it plays and a link to your track in the chat could be just as effective as any viral vid hype.

The short answer is: yes, you can, but only if the rights owners of the music have given you or the platform on which you are posting content, such as YouTube, Instagram or TikTok, permission to do so.

1. Determine your goals.
2. Know who you’re trying to influence.
3. Understand the rules.
4. Consider the three Rs of influence.
5. Compile a short list of influencers.
6. Do your research.
7. Reach out privately, and personally.
8. Collaborate with your influencer to develop effective content.

MPT Agency handles Instagram growth strategies by creating engaging and visually appealing content, using relevant hashtags, and implementing effective marketing tactics like influencer partnerships and paid advertising.

Yes, MPT Agency can help with Instagram advertising campaigns.

Alongside TikTok and Youtube, Instagram is one of the top places to find music influencers to promote your music to a large fanbase of people who might not know about you yet.

Influencer-Generated Content Performs Better Compared to Branded Posts. 61% of consumers trust influencer recommendations, compared to 38% who trust brand-produced content. 60% of marketers shared that influencer-generated content performs better and drives more engagement compared to branded posts.