Something very interesting is happening again with the Amara Blue Facebook page. Two older reels that were sitting at around 100K views suddenly started going viral again — and both have now passed 250K views each. 🔥 Because of those two reels, Amara gained around 5,000 new followers in only 2 days. And here’s another interesting part: I posted the link to my YouTube live stream in the comments under the viral reels, and that brought around 150 views to the YouTube stream — plus new YouTube subscribers. 🎶📈 So viral Facebook content can also become a traffic source for YouTube if you use it strategically. The funny thing? Both viral reels use the SAME lip-sync song. That tells me something. 😄 Instead of immediately trying to reinvent everything, I’m going to create more videos with that same song and test whether Facebook keeps pushing them. Sometimes the algorithm is basically screaming: “THIS ONE! MAKE MORE OF THIS!” 😂 Amara Blue is still not monetized on Facebook, but if the page continues growing and getting viral reach like this, the chances of monetization should become much better. My current strategy: 👉 Watch which older reels suddenly take off again 👉 Create more variations around proven viral songs 👉 Use viral posts to send traffic to YouTube/Spotify 👉 Keep growing followers while waiting for monetization I’ll keep testing and share what happens next. 🚀💙 The biggest lesson: Don’t forget about your old content. A reel that looks “finished” today can suddenly wake up weeks later and start bringing thousands of new followers.

It’s probably better than you realize. Sometimes the data doesn’t tell the full story. A famous record company owner, producer, manager, celebrity said recently(see picture). So don’t get discouraged stick with Jesse’s plan, it works. Truth.

My man you are fucking awesome thanks for ai music mania

Hey everyone, I want to say this real quick because this free community has grown fast and I don’t want anybody thinking I’m ignoring them. There are several hundred of you in here now and I’m getting hit with hundreds of notifications a day. Comments, questions, screenshots, song feedback, DistroKid stuff, Spotify stuff, YouTube stuff, release questions, all of it. I’m doing my best to answer as many people as I can as fast as I can. But I know some of y’all are getting left hanging longer than I want. That is not me ignoring you. That is not me brushing you off. That is just me trying to keep up with a community that is growing fast. So I do apologize if I missed your comment or didn’t get back to you yet. I really do. This free group is still here to help people get started and learn the game. But I also want to remind everybody that there is a paid AI Music Empire Skool community for the people who want more direct access to me. That is where we do the live calls every Thursday and Sunday. That is where you can DM me. That is where you can ask deeper questions, pick my brain, and get more hands on help with what you are building. So if you are serious about this and you want more direct help, come join us here: https://www.skool.com/aimusic/about I just wanted to put this out there because I know some of y’all are getting left hanging in the wind and I don’t want it to feel like I don’t care. I appreciate every single one of you. I’m not ignoring you. I’m just one guy trying to keep up.

Hi to all, I recently joined this very interesting community I am curious about how you like to balance the time you spend in working at your music vs the time for promotion (shorts/reel, visualizer or music video, ecc) I am currently working mostly on creating music but i feel i should do more in the other fields Also what you find most useful to get your public to your songs?