I spent $400 on Hypeddit ads. Here's what happened.

Short version: Not a bad option if you don't want to get your hands dirty with Meta ads. But probably not the most effective advertising method, either.

***
Want to grow your fanbase?
Here are three ways we can help:

***

[AlexSaheli]

That cost of result is bad, I would've turned it off pretty quickly. Also 20% conversion from the landing page to Spotify is not good. We need at least 35-40%. Better 50-60+

[Great.Francis]

I absolutely not thinking that the problem is coming from the quality of your song. I just listen to it … it’s great song ! Congrats.
Maybe small improvements on the mix, but nothing big in my opinion.
The problem is coming more probably from the targeting and that with external tools you have no way to fine tune and makes smart moves

[JoshWestoverMusic]

My 2 cents (and just my opinion): But absolutely NEVER use a 3rd party website, plugin or even an agency to run Facebook ads. Learn it and do it yourself. There is so much that can go wrong doing it this way and ultimately you have no control / no idea if what they're doing is the right way to do it. That's just my opinion as I say, but when you hand it off to someone / something else you ultimately have no control of the outcome

[calypsoniner]

Streaming payouts are broken, some big changes are going to have to happen for us to make any money at this.

[cerebrumexcrement]

so u need about 135k streams on Spotify to breakeven. 😑

[AThousandHills]

Thanks for your advice Jon! I've tried Hydeddit too and have not been impressed with the results. I was wondering, did you see any increase in subscribers because that's what John Gold suggests happens and seems to be a big selling point? Jamie 🙂