How to use the music promotion plan generator
Pick your genre, your main goal (streams, followers, pre-saves or real fans) and a timeframe, 7, 14 or 30 days. Hit Generate my plan and you'll get a day-by-day checklist covering the run-up to release, release day itself, and the weeks after. Copy the whole plan and work through it one day at a time.
How to promote a song before release
The pre-release window is where most of the momentum is won. Reveal your cover art, tell the story behind the song, and, most importantly, test two or three different hooks early so you know which angle resonates before launch day. Set up a pre-save link so every post has one destination. By the time the song drops, you already know what works.
Example: 7-day release plan
- Day -3: tease the hook + remind people it's coming.
- Day -1: behind-the-scenes or lyric meaning.
- Release day: post 3 hook variations, pin the best, share to Stories.
- Day +1–3: reuse the strongest hook, post a lyric video, share reactions.
Example: 14-day pre-release plan
- Day -14: set up the pre-save / smart link.
- Day -11: reveal the cover with a teaser of the hook.
- Day -8: post the story behind the song.
- Day -6 to -2: run hook tests and a behind-the-scenes clip.
- Release day → +7: ship 3 hooks, then double down on the winner daily.
Example: 30-day music marketing plan
The 30-day plan adds a longer warm-up (cover, story, multiple hook tests, pre-save campaign) and a sustained post-release phase that keeps posting for three more weeks, because the song doesn't stop working on day two. Winning hooks get recut and reposted; analytics guide what to make next.
The one thing every plan depends on
Look at any version of the plan and you'll notice the same backbone: consistent short-form content over time. If you want professional help executing it, Autohypelets you hire real creators, curators, DJs and bloggers for clearly defined promotion services.