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CAMPAIGN STANDARDS

Real ads.
Clear boundaries.

These are the operating principles behind every MetaSongPromo campaign and every claim we make to artists.

01

No artificial streaming

We do not buy, generate, broker, or guarantee streams, followers, saves, or playlist placements. Campaigns use paid Instagram and Facebook advertising to create opportunities for real people to discover a song.

02

Advertising metrics stay advertising metrics

Reach is unique people shown the ad. Impressions are total ad displays. Spotify visits are outbound clicks toward the song. A click may not become a qualifying stream, and we do not describe it as one.

03

Budgets are explicit

Plan fees pay for platform access and managed campaign allowance. Advertising spend is separate, approved by the artist as a one-time charge for each launch, and managed across the 30-day campaign. The minimum is $5 per day, or $150 total. A saved card is never charged for another campaign without a new artist action.

04

Results vary

Song response, creative, country, audience, competition, platform costs, season, and budget all affect delivery. Any planning range is a model, not a promise. No particular stream, follower, revenue, reach, or visit count is guaranteed.

05

Rights are required

Artists must have permission to advertise the master, composition where applicable, samples, artwork, footage, and likenesses they submit. We may pause or reject material that creates a rights or platform-policy concern.

06

Human review and support

Campaigns enter a team review after payment. Creative preparation and Meta approval can affect launch timing. Status changes appear in the dashboard, and artists can message support throughout the campaign.

07

No implied affiliation

MetaSongPromo is an independent managed service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta or Spotify. Meta, Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, and their marks belong to their respective owners.

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