The guys at Quite Great PR & marketing agency strive to be one of the best music PR companies in the UK. Having operated our DIY label service offering brands a structured release pattern, we are sure that we can create a bespoke package to suit your requirements and budget.
What does a music PR company do?
Music PR is the process of developing a strategy with a musician with the objective of getting their music heard in order to get the recognition and success which they deserve.
Over the twenty-odd years, we’ve found that the best music PR & marketing agencies are those who clearly outline what they will do for an artist as opposed to exactly what the artist wishes to hear.
How much do music PR companies charge? When we are discussing the type of release structure to fit a band, we always like to speak about the financial aspect and your budget during the initial discussions. This is to ensure that we can create a marketing campaign that fits your budget, whilst also achieving your requirements and objectives.
From there, the experts here at Quite Great will build a plan for you to review, consider, and more importantly – ask any questions in order so that you have the information you need to make an informed decision. But don’t simply take our word for us, read reviews from our previous clients. Get in touch with our team of experts today and let us create a bespoke package to suit you.
Questions you should ask a music PR and marketing company
To help you make the most informed decision, here are a few of the most important questions that you should ask a music PR and marketing company:
- Do you get a plan outlining what happens throughout the campaign duration?
- Are you clear on what you are guaranteed in terms of coverage and what is merely agency optimism?
- Do you understand how many team members you will be working with?
- Do you get frequent reports? Weekly? Fortnightly? Monthly?
- Do you have the ability to discuss and analyse the reports with your team?
- Does your agency have a background for developing creative publicity? If so, have they worked with similar clients? Competitors perhaps?
- Do you know the background of the people running the company? For example, what is their background?
- Do you fully understand how the media is aiming to deliver links together? Will radio only or press only or online only help build your band?
- Do you have a structured release pattern that fits your budget hence allowing you the time to grow as you are in theory running a small business and money flows out in the medium term more than it flows in and you need to recognise this.
There are many strong PR & marketing companies who are involved in music but only you can decide which is the best music PR agency in the UK for your needs.
Contact us today and find out how Quite Great PR and marketing agency can help you get your band noticed.
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