Storytelling: Develop a compelling narrative around each artist that can be consistently shared across all platforms.
Visual Consistency: Invest in high-quality photoshoots and branding materials that are cohesive and reflect the artist’s persona.
Niche Targeting: Identify and connect with specific audiences that align with the artist’s genre or message.
Local and Global Appeal: Blend elements of Haitian culture with universal themes to make the artist relatable on both local and international levels.
Marketing an Artist
Social Media Strategy: Use platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok to engage your audience in creative ways.
Collaborations: Partner with artists or influencers who share your values and audience.
Music Distribution: Leverage platforms like Spotify and Apple Music to make sure your artist’s work reaches a wide audience.
Events and Tours: Start local but think global. Arrange live performances and gradually expand to international stages.
Protecting rights
Legal Counsel: Hire competent lawyers who specialize in entertainment law to craft watertight contracts.
Copyrights and Trademarks: Register songs, names, and likenesses to protect them from misuse.
Royalty Tracking: Make sure you’re using systems that accurately track and distribute earnings to artists.
Educate the Artists: Make them aware of their rights and how to protect themselves, almost like how Motown trained their artists in the 60s not just in music but in etiquette and contracts.
Monetization Ideas for Artists Brand
Merchandising: Create high-quality merchandise to sell at events and online.
Fan Memberships: Offer exclusive content through a paid membership model.
Sponsorships: Partner with brands for mutually beneficial relationships.