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She put a $6 variant only her store could sell up two days after release, while the album was still inside its first week. It gave fans a reason to buy direct, and every copy counted toward that week.
She ran a vinyl signing live on her own store. Fans watched her sign and bought on the spot without leaving the stream, and because every order ran through her store it counted toward the week that made the album No. 1.
They built a fan club with first crack at tour presales as the hook. The club outlived the tour, and members now buy music and merch all year instead of only on announcement day.
The label runs a collectors club inside its store: one numbered pressing a month, members only. Most of a run is spoken for before it ships, and one-off buyers turned into collectors who come back every month.
He sold his preorder as a live event, so fans bought in real time on his own store instead of waiting for release day. The first-week count it produced was the biggest country debut since 2017.
They put the site, the shop and the fan club on one Shopify store, so a fan who arrives for a song is one click from joining the club. Revenue across the store is up over 400% since it launched.
He turned his unreleased vault into a subscription: one track a month, with a signed record waiting at twelve. It kept diehards past month one, and the club drove 40% of the year's growth.
"The single greatest app to happen to music since the Fender Twin. Their team is so unprecedentedly kind and patient — and they've enabled enormous financial growth for us."
Dave Hause
Artist
