From the song itself
The sections, the hook and the lyric are known, so a suggestion can say which twenty seconds to post, not that you should post more.
From your own history
Which outlets replied, which posts gathered plays, which day of the week worked. The next release starts from what the last one learned, with the campaign's retrospective written for you.
Shown, never applied silently
An insight is a suggestion with a button, never a change made behind your back. You decide, and the app remembers what you decided.
Compared with the competition
A dashboard hands you numbers and leaves you to read them. A consultant reads them for an hourly rate. Get Heard has listened to the track and read your history, and tells you the one thing worth doing next.
| Chartmetric | A consultant | Get Heard | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it knows | Everybody's charts, not your song. | What you told them on the call. | The track, its sections, your pitches, your posts and your last releases. |
| What it says | A dashboard. | A deck, and an invoice. | A sentence about this song, with the action beside it. |
| The next release | Starts from zero. | Another invoice. | Starts from a retrospective of the last one, written for you. |
Works with One set of numbers
Every platform, every page and every pitch in one set of numbers, so you read what the release did instead of what four apps did.
One hub, one subscription, and your week back
Three steps, once per release. After that it runs on its own.
Set up the release
Drop in the song and the cover. The pages, the clips and the kits are built from them.
Connect your accounts
Your socials, your mailbox and your domain, once. They stay connected for every release after this one.
Start the campaign
Pick the outlets and arm the runway. It renders, posts, pitches and mails on the days it should.
Common questions
Does the AI post or send anything on its own?
No. It suggests, you decide. The only things that run on their own are the ones you armed: a release's runway and the drip sending you switched on.
What does it need from me?
A release with its audio and, ideally, connected social accounts and a few pitches. The more of your own history it can read, the less general the advice.