Let Me Build Your Fan Funnel
Music marketing funnels: find > follow > fan.
Choose a Payment Plan
One-Time Payment
£500
Fan funnels enable you to:
- Find new listeners
- Grow your followers
- Convert new fans
- Develop you fanbase
- Build your business
How It Works
We turn listeners into followers
and followers into fans!
Step 1 . Get In Touch
We need to understand where you’re at.
Send us the form below so we can build a strategy that will enable you to find fans and develop your fanbase.
Step 2. Send Us Your Creative Assets
We need to see what creative assets (usually video) you have. Then we can decide how best to build your funnel.
Step 3. Set Your Ad Budget
Your budget will determine the exact strategy we suggest. Fan funnels are about long-term growth, so…
Choose a payment plan
One-Time Payment
£500
Fan funnels enable you to:
- Find new listeners
- Grow your followers
- Convert new fans
- Develop you fanbase
- Build your business
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Amplifyr?
Amplifyr is a digital marketing agency for musicians, managers and labels. We help artists build their fan bases online using ethical and innovative digital marketing strategies.
How much does it cost?
For paid ad campaigns we charge a set up and management fee which is usually in the region of £195-500 ($250-635) depending on the scope of your campaign. The total costs will be determined by your budget for the ads themselves.
We can also help with social media strategy and content creation depending on your needs and budget.
Are all genres welcome?
Hell yes! We are genre-agnostic and have eclectic tastes.
Do you create content for our campaigns?
As standard, we create ad assets from content you’re creating (i.e. excerpts from music videos etc). But, if you want help with content creation, we are happy to discuss options.
How does the payment work?
You will pay our fee for campaign setup and management at the beginning of the campaign. The ad spend will be paid out by you via your ad account (which we will help you set up if you need!)
Will you work for a commission instead of a flat fee?
If you’re selling enough music, merch or tickets to negotiate a % then, yes.
