The campaign · DSPs

Streaming closes the campaign.

DSPs are the scale play at the end, not the plan at the start. Fans who already paid are the most reliable early streamers.

Streaming DSP release close converting pre-sale buyers into day-one streamers

What the DSP close includes

  • Distributor timing

    Master and artwork out with the DSP date locked. The clock does not move for content.

  • Pre-save setup

    The save is a conversion from people who already bought, not a cold ask from a rented feed.

  • Playlist pitch coordination

    Pitches timed to the close, not a hope that the algorithm finds a song with no buyers behind it.

  • Buyer-list conversion

    The list from checkout becomes day-one streams. Then a read-out of what the eight weeks actually did.

How it fits the eight weeks

Weeks 6–7 are on DSPs

Streaming arrives after pre-sale, after merch, after the story has somewhere to land.

Week 8 is the read-out

Revenue, margin, sell-through. Marketing, promotion, and PR stay optional — funded from what you already made, if you want them.

Streaming last on purpose

The old order opens on platforms you do not own. This order sells first and uses DSPs to scale what already paid.

What you keep

  • The conversion path

    How buyers became streamers, written down, so the next release is not a guess.

  • The campaign, intact

    Store, list, and playbook stay in your name. Built to run again without us.