If you do exactly this, you'll sell beats like CRAZY. 

I love your drums, dude!

@@4klassixOldthanks so much man!

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I bought one of your kits and it's incredible

Thanks! And Not yet - something we have noted down for the future!

Appreciate it 🔥

fixed!

Thank you 🙏🏻

First thing I’d say is: With streaming services you’re probably not targeting specifically artists looking for beats but maybe more so targeting a general listener - so the intent on these platforms isn’t to buy beats, but more so just generally listen 2nd - with streaming platforms there’s no real way to link your website that a user could easily follow, once again these platforms are more so just built for giving a user a place to listen to music Sure people could search your name up on google but I’ve never done that personally and don’t think you’d ever build a business selling beats off solely doing this The only added benefit would probably just be general brand awareness - L. Dre is a good example, because he’s gotten millions of streams, a small percentage has probably trickled over to help grow his social accounts

@wegotthatHEATE OK thank you. So in short your suggestion is that if I'm looking to sell beats, streaming platforms are not best practice?

@@beatsbywheelidon correct, type beats would still be necessary, along with a proper social media strategy in general

@@wegotthatHEATE Lastly though, could i use all three in conjunction or would i have to leave the DSP strategy completely?

You can def use all of them!