Our founder George Goodrich will be joining the Planet Money team on their next podcast episode, which comes out today! Tune in to hear him chat about the record label, the challenges and opportunities of the music industry, and more. We're constantly working with new technologies and platforms that are changing the music industry for the better, and this collaboration is a great example of that. Si vous aimez un titre, vous pouvez envisager de l’ajouter l’une de vos listes de lecture. Vous tes donc pays couter et donner votre avis sur des chansons. There’re also loads of contests to enter and other prizes you can win daily. Once you reach 500 points you can enter raffles for 50-100 iTunes gift cards or free DVDs and CDs at 1,250 points.
Their debut release, "Inflation," approaches the topic in a unique way, providing a fresh perspective on a complex economic concept.Īs part of the project, the Planet Money team turned to Playlist Push, and we're proud to have been involved in this exciting venture. Playlist Push permet aux artistes de s’inscrire en tant que curateur et de gagner de l’argent partir de leurs playlists. Earn 3 points for every piece of music you listen to. A trackable link that gets you 10 of the campaign after the artist schedules and pays for the campaign. For bringing in new artists there are two options to get paid. The site does this by offering to pay curators of Spotify playlists to listen to and review new songs. You can bring a new customer to Playlist Push and get paid or you can find a playlist curator and get paid for that.
Recently, the Planet Money team launched their own record label, "Planet Money Records," to explore the music business and the economics of the industry. Playlist Push has a dual-functioning affiliate program. For those who may not know, Planet Money is a popular podcast produced by NPR that discusses economics and business topics in a highly engaging manner.
Exciting news! Playlist Push collaborated with the Planet Money team to promote their latest record "Inflation".
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