I love how in every BeatStars video I see there's producers complaining about how BeatStars doesn't work and then you go their page and they either have 3 songs or very low quality content.
If you use that $1400 towards a shotgun style marketing campaign… To drive traffic to your best selling beat videos, and pick up the new subscribers, with some percentage of that traffic again buying beats, while simultaneously sending exclusive offers to your list of previous buyers… Did we just come up with a cheat code?
@@sugoiiibeats how can this be click bait 😂 literally showing you how much I made from marketplace sales where the only traffic there comes from Beatstars itself and NO MARKETING or my own other than uploading the beats. I have my own website for marketing outside Beatstars. So enough of this clickbait nonsense 😂
This is dope. Question. What are the most important things to do to get your tracks in front of people on beatstars without marketing? Tagging tracks? The description maybe?
BeatStars is trash. Don’t waste your time. Make connections on social media and sell beats on your own. Their customer service sucks bad. They stole money from me and won’t give it back.
I’m thinking of buying a basic synth or two like the behringer cat, neutron or some KORG synth it cost me about $200 for one do you think if I uploaded a synth pack for around $20-25 for 250 sample on beatstars do you think it could do over $200 sales
Looking for an answer, do you upload to spotify as well as Beatstars or does that not work? wondering if you can sell your beats as-well as upload them to streaming platforms, if so how would you go about it? for example, do you upload them to spotify and beatstars and if someone buys your beat you take it down? im just a little confused, been scraping the internet for answers and can't seem to find any actual answers for this
just dont upload beats to spotify at all, its completely useless, and it will just waste your money cuz u have to pay yearly to keep your music on spotify, and unless ur lucky you wont make any money from spotify, trust me.
But you make pop beats, which is a little bit more niche than the oversaturated trap and hip hop beat market. You are still very raw and humble in your uploads, regardless. Thanks for the insight.
Stop this beatstars lies almost two years now all I did was $36, I’m not too bad making beats, this is the truth, you have to spend a lot of money promoting yourself before you start to make some profit, so my advice is: if you love being a producer and you like to make music do it for those two reasons don’t do this for money that way you will never get frustrated and if the money come good but don’t focus on the money
@@joegautrey_music forgive me I never said you lied, what I see in your channel is that you work hard and you deserve recognition, my comments is more to the beatstars system that why mentioned beatstars, I will give you one example that something fake beatstars does, remember the beat challenges they make, they said the best beat will win a price, guess what, that challenge is not about your talent to make a dope beat, what it matters to them to become a winner is how much people can vote for you or support you on Twitter if is not like that ask yourself why the votes has to be made on Twitter, once again I apologize if you feel my comment offended.
aint about having the best beats thats why! can have the best fishing rod but doesnt mean you will catch the most fish. sounds like your next step is to start marketing your beats more !
Marketplace is Beatstars website so everyone who hears your beat on there beats it because they are on Beatstars. On a pro page you have to drive the traffic there yourself
I feel there is a couple points to make here for context 1. I started mid February 2. for most beat makers it takes up to a year even to get the ball rolling with a decent amount of sales unless you get very fortunate 3. thats just what i made in marketing place sales. if we include pro page and my website i made $6000 in my first year which is more than I thought at this stage as these things take time to build. 4. its prefect evidence you shouldn't just rely on the beatstars algorithm as its only 1 sources of traffic to your beats. 5. everything is about context and if you managed to get more than $6000 in beat sales in your first year then fair play you have not only smashed it but done better than most
@joegautrey_music also, in the grand scheme of things, 6 grand (even in profit) after 1 year is still next to nothing tbh. Are you sure that 6 grand a year is considered above average in profit?
@@RunawayTVthis the problem, you saying 6k is bad bro he is not on a payroll this all came from him selling beats, so if he can make 6k he def can make more in the future he is not limit like a job. We all start small of making money,
What widgets are you using? I can't not figure out how to get any of my beats seen. I started a RU-vid channel, started posting on social media and I have a pro page. Started a couple weeks ago. Is there a trick I'm unaware of? 🫠
Couple weeks is no time at all in this. Keep doing what you are doing and see what happens in the next 2-3 months ! It’s all about being consistent and enjoying the early stages making beats and as the catalogue grows and you continue marketing the traffic will come to your website
@@joegautrey_music is the beatstars promo worth it? I'd love to see a video if you've ever tried it and felt it was worth it. Love the content. Thanks for the reply
@@KruiserBeats short answer is no. But that’s just my experience. Some big producers have a budget of how much they put into Beatstars promo every month. Maybe I experiment in a future video !
