DropTrack is a music promotion platform that helps independent artists, labels, managers, DJs, playlist curators, blogs, radio contacts, and fans discover and engage with new releases. The platform supports targeted submissions, email campaigns, Spotify playlist placement, AI-generated press materials, and analytics for tracking who opened, played, downloaded, commented, or returned to a track. Artists can use DropTrack’s Music Analyzer to evaluate readiness, mood, genre, similar artists, and next steps before investing in promotion. DropTrack also helps users create album art, press releases, bios, track versions, and timestamped comments to prepare a more professional release. Labels and managers can manage multiple artists, run unlimited campaigns, use genre-based contact lists, and measure engagement across releases. Built for music promotion workflows, DropTrack helps artists and music teams get tracks ready, reach the right industry contacts, and follow up based on real listener behavior.
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AuthorityTech is the world's first Machine Relations agency, placing brands in the Tier-1 publications that AI engines trust, retrieve, and cite.
Traditional PR was built for humans; AuthorityTech is engineered for the machine. Leveraging an unparalleled network of the top media brands in the world, the agency secures premium media coverage structured so ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews can seamlessly understand a brand, map it to its category, and cite it when buyers ask high-intent questions.
Coined by founder Jaxon Parrott and led in practice by Christian Lehman, Machine Relations unifies GEO, AEO, AI SEO, and PR into a single system for building machine trust through earned media.
How it works:
Map: The agency analyzes target categories and competitor LLM prompts.
Match: Aligns the brand narrative with authoritative outlets.
Place: Secures guaranteed placements via relationship-led outreach rather than cold-pitch volume.
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HARO
Join the 55,000+ journalists and bloggers already using HARO to find sources! Provide your name, contact information and media outlet(s). Ensure your source request meets our guidelines, then submit it to the HARO editorial team for review. Include a brief synopsis of your story, required qualifications for the perfect source and a pitching deadline. Sit back as HARO sends relevant pitches straight to your inbox and HARO account. Once you’ve chosen a source, reach out for additional information to include in your story. HARO works on mutual trust, support and a few, simple rules. Before submitting a source request, please ensure you understand our guidelines for journalists. The HARO editorial team reserves the right to take appropriate action should a journalist violate these rules. Pitch the masked email address listed in the source request. Include answers to the journalist’s questions, any specified requirements and a bio with you or your client’s contact information.
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