Marketing Planner

Get a 7-Day Promotion Plan for Your Music

Turn your music goal into a focused week of practical promotional actions.

Built from your goal · Editable · No card required to start

Example 7-day plan

Illustrative. Your plan is generated from your own goal, release stage and available time.

Day 1 — Set up
Update your Tune.page and confirm every streaming link resolves
Day 2 — Story
Write the one-paragraph story behind the song; reuse it everywhere
Day 3 — Short form
Film two clips built on the strongest moment in the track
Day 4 — Direct
Message the twenty people most likely to genuinely care
Day 5 — Outreach
Research and contact five playlist curators in your actual lane
Day 6 — Publish
Post the second clip and reply to everyone who engaged with the first
Day 7 — Review
Check what moved, keep the two things that worked, drop the rest

Marketing Planner

7-Day Music Promotion Plan

The problem with promoting an independent release is rarely a lack of ideas. It is that everything feels equally urgent and nothing gets finished. A seven-day plan fixes that by deciding in advance what happens on each day, so the week is a sequence of small completed tasks instead of one large unfinished one.

How it works

1

Tell the Planner your goal

Growth, a release, or momentum on a track that is already out. The plan is shaped around which one it is.

2

Get seven days of tasks

Each day gets a small number of specific actions rather than a vague theme.

3

Work it and adjust

Tick tasks off, add them to your calendar, and let the following week build on what actually worked.

Why does a seven-day plan work better than a general promotion strategy?

Because a week is short enough to finish and long enough to matter. Most independent promotion fails at the execution step, not the planning step — a task assigned to a specific day gets done, and a task assigned to "this month" does not.

  • One week is a complete unit of work you can evaluate honestly at the end of it.
  • Daily tasks remove the decision cost of working out what to do each morning.
  • Finishing a week gives you real data about which activity your audience responds to.
  • Seven days is repeatable — the second week is informed rather than guessed.

Part of Tunepact

Tunepact Marketing Planner

The Planner is the part of Tunepact that turns a goal into scheduled work. It generates the tasks, holds them on a calendar, and connects to the rest of your Tunepact setup so a plan can reference the song page, EPK and audience insight you already have.

  • Plans generated from your goal and release stage
  • Tasks you can edit, reorder and tick off
  • A calendar view for the whole campaign
  • Connects to your Song DNA results and Tune.page
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FAQ

Quick answers to common questions

For a single push, yes — and it is far more useful than a six-week plan you abandon in week two. Most artists get better results from repeating focused weeks than from attempting one long campaign.

Yes, and it is arguably the better use. Catalogue tracks get almost no promotion after release week, so a focused week on an older song often outperforms the same effort on a new one.

The seven-day plan is for building momentum when you have a bit of runway. The three-day plan is for when a release is imminent and you need to cut the list down to only what still fits.

No. It tells you what to do and when, and holds the schedule. You create and publish the content yourself.

Move them. The plan is editable, and a week where you completed five days honestly is more useful than one you abandoned because day three slipped.

No, but the plan gets noticeably more specific if you have one, because it can reference your actual audience and positioning instead of general advice.

What this does and does not do

  • Tunepact Toni uses AI and can make mistakes. Review every task before you act on it.
  • The Planner creates promotional tasks and a schedule. It does not distribute music, validate release metadata, or submit songs to playlists.
  • Results depend on the work you do. A plan is a sequence of actions, not a guarantee of streams, followers or coverage.

Start your week with a plan instead of a list

Tell the Planner your goal and get seven days of specific, finishable promotional tasks.

Build My 7-Day Plan