Liberty Music PR Recenzje 

Biggest takeaway from my experience with Liberty has been the excellent communication/transparency and consistent updates. They've been really on top of making sure the campaign is progressing forward and that we are in the know as it moves forward. Nathan Miller, for example, as the publicist of the campaign sent continuous updates in the form of emails and a live google spreadsheet. He was open to addressing any questions and concerns in a timely manner.

The Team is open, responsive and supportive. The end-to-end process is very transparent, as opposed to other pr experience(s) I had before with other companies/names.

Nathan is really particular about his notes and has exemplified someone works with the utmost rigor. Liberty Music is a company that deserves all the praise for their services.

The folks at Liberty reached out to me after hearing one of my tracks as a Spotify recommendation. Working with them has been fantastic. It's been really amazing getting to see some of my work build momentum, and they've been really conscious of staying in touch throughout the whole process. In all of our interactions, Noor has been very attentive, incredibly kind, warm, and supportive. She really wants to make sure that clients get the best possible treatment Liberty can offer.

I absolutely plan on continuing to work with them and would recommend them extremely highly to anyone who's considering it. Five stars.

Chris and his team along with Nathan were awesome! They were able to get my track “Pump 3” on some pretty playlist and they were also able to get me featured on a number of different websites along with a few interviews. I highly recommend!

We are just finishing up our first campaign with Liberty Music PR and it has been an excellent experience.

Thank you to Dan Thatcher for reaching out to us and championing our music and overseeing the entire campaign and making it fun! Thank you to Joe Ramsey for your amazing press release - we could tell you really heard our music! - and for the amazing press articles and interviews that followed. Thank you to Rich Walker for the outstanding placements you achieved, with great positions on playlists relevant to our music! And thank you to Jodie Brough for all the radio plays, getting our music heard in the UK, on the Continent, in Canada and here in the US!

Compliments to Liberty for their organized approach with weekly Friday updates as well as final results. They are pros at what they do!

A warm, welcoming and accommodating team that puts a great effort into ensuring campaign success. It was my first time working with a team on a release and I couldn’t have asked for a better first experience. Keep up the amazing work!

So grateful for Liberty Music PR for taking me on and bringing my music and artistry back into the spotlight so gracefully! excited to work with them again : )

From the very first meeting, Liberty took the time to understand me and my journey as an artist, provide budget conscious solutions and outlined a beautiful strategy to connect with my fans and get the word out there for my music.

Once I had signed up I work with Nathan who connected my newest release with credible news sources and reputable media outlets. I never would have imagined seeing my work welcomed in places like Atlanta and the UK. The reception has been incredible and I am very excited to work with Liberty again.

Great communication with exceptional results! awesome PR.

Really good team, transparent, friendly and professional

So glad I took the offer to work with Liberty, they elevated my single as promised. So cool to see major publications pick my song up! Thanks guys

I had a great experience with this company. I was able to reach an audience in the UK with their help. The team was communicative and very helpful to my campaign.

4-Week Press Campaign
My experience using Liberty Music PR was fantastic. Both Nathan and Noor were kind, communicative, and committed to the press campaign throughout the entire month. On my behalf, Nathan secured press in 15 total publications, including a stellar write-up in CULTR. I highly recommend this service to independent artists like myself looking to grow their business.

We've been through many different PR companies, big and small, and Liberty provided us by far the best result and experience. The amount of attention, planning and meetings, time and effort put into each campaigns have been superb. They offer various packages so clients can choose their focus and also tighten their budget. Highly recommended and we'll stay loyal.

Liberty PR is a friendly and efficient team of PR professionals who deliver on what they promise. They are very organized and keep you informed of their process every step of the way. I hired them to do press for a single release and they got the track written up in several publications. I will be using them again in the future.

This company cares about you and goes the extra mile to help you have a solid single or album release.

It was amazing working with bee & Adam , there playlisting services is incredible and they give independent artist good advice and lead them in the right direction. I’m happy to have form a great bond with founders of liberty music PR

Highly recommend Liberty Music PR. Rich Hall did a superb job plugging my tunes to playlists. He also kept me well informed as the campaigns progressed. Dan Thatcher made sure the process all ran smoothly and gave lots of support. A pleasure to work with them.

It pains me to write this review because the team I worked with were so lovely - so I wish to stress this is not a reflection on the individuals in the team but the overall product and campaign.

My focus for this campaign was to release a music video and an album to boot. I made it clear at the beginning of the campaign that I wanted to ensure I received a decent return of investment which meant high number of organic video views (10K+) and a similar amount of video streams. I wanted to avoid small blogs and websites where traffic would be small - but that's essentially what I got.

I was interviewed by a handful of tiny blogs and answered questions like "Introduce yourself" and "name your top 5 songs". I was bummed out by this as it felt like I was doing an SEO campaign for My First Band (I've been a recording artist on and off for the past 15 years) and I didn't really get the coverage I was hoping for and certainly no publications that people actually read. I also didn't get many reviews or interviews regarding an in-depth process of the album (they did try with one review in fairness, but again these were for publications no one has heard of). I was told this would be "Good for SEO" but wasn't looking for SEO, I was looking for journalists to be excited and using their strong influence to get involved.

Looking at my YouTube analytics I got around 10 views (!!!!) from all the articles combined. I did reach 10K views for the video but nearly all of them were from advertising I did separately to this campaign.

In addition, their play listing campaign didn't receive great results either. I received an ok(ish) 3.5K plays for one of the songs, 2K for another and just over 100 plays from one of the other tracks they supposedly featured. I can't really say it was a big hit.

There is always the argument that some people simply won't "bite" at your tracks or album and the bigger publications won't feature it, but this was never discussed. I was shown the people I was "pitched" to but I didn't feel like this would have been chased and I would have hoped a PR company with good links to good media would have been able to find a way to feature me. If they didn't think they should take on the work if they don't have much faith in it.

Again, I feel like the team were lovely to work with so I morally wanted to give them the credit and space to do their work, but the campaign did end with a "was that it?" feeling.

Another note to make, they did also insist on an up-front payment. In any business, invoices should be made at the END of a successful campaign. I went forward with it as I just wanted to release my video and album, but I did ask for a Scope of Work to be provided with a sense of what a successful campaign would look like. They agreed, but I never received this.

I think if you're a first-time or young artist and you got a lot of money to splash out, it might be a good service to just get your name out there, but for someone trying to release a serious release on the back of a 4-year writing process, I felt it was lacklustre overall.

I think in future I'll be avoiding PR all together. Unless you're a big label or already big it's incredibly hard to find anyone willing to get you big exposure. Ironic as the original purpose of PR is to get you that exposure, but now they want you to be already famous before people will feature you. It's a shame. I tried.