Geo

Overview

The Geo tab highlights where your audience is located, showing you a global map or list-based view of streams, downloads, or revenue by country or region. This helps you target specific markets or plan localized campaigns.

Feature Breakdown:

Country-Level Data: See top countries by streams, downloads, or revenue.
Regional Insights: Drill down into states or provinces in select territories.
Filters: Cross-reference geographical data with DSPs, releases, or date ranges.
Map vs. Table Views: Visualize your global spread with interactive maps or standard table layouts.

Who Is It For?

Artists / Managers looking to identify strong markets for live shows or localized promotions.
International Labels wanting to compare performance across different territories.

Real-World Scenario #1 A manager notices a sudden increase in streams from Latin America. They partner with local influencers and radio stations to capitalize on momentum.

Real-World Scenario #2 A label sees slow but steady growth in Asia. They decide to offer localized releases or translations of track titles and descriptions to appeal to that market.

Key Benefits

Discover potential touring opportunities or local partnerships.
Tailor marketing efforts to the language, culture, or local events in high-performing regions.
Understand how your music performs differently across the globe.

How It Works: Step by Step Guides

Open the Geo Tab
- Go to Analytics → Geo.
Select between Trend and Revenue data
- Streams, downloads, or revenue.
Adjust Date Range & Filters
- Filter by DSP, track, or artist to refine your geographic data.
- You can exclude TikTok as a filter to prevent data from skewing
Analyze the Map or Table
- Hover over regions on the map or check the table for precise numbers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Why is some country data missing? A: Certain DSPs may not report detailed geo data or have partial coverage. Check your DSP’s reporting policy.
Q2: Can I see city or province-level data? A: It depends on the DSP. Some provide only country-level data; others offer finer-grained location insights.

Additional Resources

Geo-Targeted Promotions
Localizing Your Content and Artwork

Next Steps and Future Releases

More Detailed Regional Data: Expanding sub-national insights where available.
Geo-Based Recommendations: Suggesting promotional strategies tailored to each region.

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Feature Breakdown:

Country-Level Data: See top countries by streams, downloads, or revenue.

Regional Insights: Drill down into states or provinces in select territories.

Filters: Cross-reference geographical data with DSPs, releases, or date ranges.

Map vs. Table Views: Visualize your global spread with interactive maps or standard table layouts.

Who Is It For?

Artists / Managers looking to identify strong markets for live shows or localized promotions.

International Labels wanting to compare performance across different territories.

Real-World Scenario #1 A manager notices a sudden increase in streams from Latin America. They partner with local influencers and radio stations to capitalize on momentum.

Real-World Scenario #2 A label sees slow but steady growth in Asia. They decide to offer localized releases or translations of track titles and descriptions to appeal to that market.

How It Works: Step by Step Guides

Open the Geo Tab

Go to Analytics → Geo.

Select between Trend and Revenue data

Streams, downloads, or revenue.

Adjust Date Range & Filters

Filter by DSP, track, or artist to refine your geographic data.
You can exclude TikTok as a filter to prevent data from skewing

Analyze the Map or Table

Hover over regions on the map or check the table for precise numbers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Why is some country data missing? A: Certain DSPs may not report detailed geo data or have partial coverage. Check your DSP’s reporting policy.

Q2: Can I see city or province-level data? A: It depends on the DSP. Some provide only country-level data; others offer finer-grained location insights.