126. How I Got My Music Featured with Just 2 Emails

Show Notes: How I Got My Song Featured with Just Two Emails (made with ChatGPT)

Episode Summary:
In this episode, I break down how I got my new song, Valentina, featured on the music publication V13 with just two quick emails. I’ll walk you through the exact emails I sent, the importance of follow-ups, and the value of building long-term relationships in the music industry. If you’re a songwriter or artist looking for media coverage, this episode is packed with actionable insights!

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• The exact email I sent to request a song feature
• The importance of a follow-up email and what it should say
• Why relationships matter in securing media features
• How persistence and professionalism can lead to press opportunities
• Why you should overcome the fear of rejection and just send that email

Email Breakdown:

1. Initial Email:
   • Quick introduction & reminder of past collaborations
   • Pitching the new song and why it fits their audience
   • Outlining how the blog/publication benefits from featuring the song
   • Closing with gratitude and a call to action
2. Follow-Up Email (Sent a Few Days Later):
   • A short, polite reminder
   • Giving the recipient an easy way to decline
   • Encouraging a response without being pushy
   • The result? A confirmed feature!

Key Takeaways:

• Follow up! If you don’t hear back, don’t assume it’s a no.
• Relationships matter. Start conversations with publications early and stay in touch.
• Rejection is part of the process. Keep reaching out to different outlets.
• Be clear and professional in your emails. Make it easy for publications to say yes.
• Just send the email! Don’t let fear hold you back from potential opportunities.

Links & Resources:

• Read the full feature on V13: https://v13.net/2025/04/connor-lin-frost-valentina-single-premiere/

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