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Promotion, with a clear process

Your content.
A clear promotion plan.

Bring your music, videos or business story into one private workspace. Plan for the people you want to reach, prepare the posts, and review them with your team.

Your sources. Your connected accounts. Your approvals.

PREPARE · ADAPT · REVIEW

Campaigns carry the context.
You keep control.

For music, companies, real estate, application launches and more.
Choose the audience’s languages and regions. Keep the review process consistent.

One private workspace

From source material
to reviewed posts.

Keep the brief, creative, account connections and results together. Pick up your next campaign where your team left off.

01 / BRIEF

Tell your story

Save your facts, goals, voice and source material. Keep each artist, company or project in its own campaign.

02 / AUDIENCE

Choose who to reach

Set regions, languages and interests. For music, include genre and release context to guide the research.

03 / CREATIVE

Review the work

Inspect clips, images and captions. Request changes and approve the exact creative before it is scheduled.

04 / ACCOUNTS

Connect your channels

Use official connections for accounts you control. Your workspace shows which destinations are ready and which still need setup.

05 / PUBLISHING

Set the release plan

Agree on destinations, timing and spending limits. Automated publishing starts only after the account and campaign are enabled.

06 / RESULTS

Build on what happened

Review recorded deliveries, measured results and costs. Missing results stay visible, so your next decision rests on evidence.

How it works

Prepare. Review.
Publish with permission.

Research informs the campaign, your team reviews the proposed work, and confirmed results help shape what comes next.

01 Campaign workflow
Campaign sources lead to research, proposed posts, team review, authorized publishing and measured results.
Approval of a draft and permission to publish are separate. If a platform has not confirmed delivery, the workspace keeps that uncertainty visible.

Review before release

Inspect the exact creative and destination. A suggested caption is not an approved post.

Measure what happened

A delivery receipt, raw click and verified conversion are different things. Missing evidence stays visible.

Learn within your limits

Reviewed evidence can inform bounded choices. Account authority and spend limits remain in force.

Work together

Your campaign.
Your team’s workspace.

Save the brief, exchange private files and review revisions with Tunninet. Return to the same project to continue the work.

A shared brief

Give your team the same approved facts, goals and source material.

A clear review

Keep feedback beside the work and identify the exact version being approved.

A visible next step

See whether work is waiting for content, a connection, your review or delivery confirmation.

Choose the right route

Social promotion.
Music distribution.

These need different account connections. Your project identifies the right route and the setup still required.

Private preparation

Prepare and review

Bring sources, plan the campaign, exchange files and review creative before enabling publication.

Connected accounts required

Publish to social channels

Publishing depends on each platform’s supported formats, account type and approval. The workspace records connection status; a listed platform is not proof that your account is connected.

Distributor required

Release your music catalog

Spotify, Apple Music and other listening services normally receive catalog releases through your distributor. Social-account access does not replace distributor delivery or music rights.

Promotion, managed with your team.

Tunninet can help plan the campaign, prepare the work and operate the publishing schedule you approve. Start with a project request so we can agree on the scope and account setup.

Discuss managed promotion →

Your work stays private

Go to your workspace.

Returning customers can sign in with their existing account. New projects start with an onboarding request and a reviewed workspace invitation.

Use an existing team workspace

Use this only if your operator supplied a separate workspace name.

An existing workspace and an authorized login are required.