Your public artist page is what fans see when they find you on Beatmatch. It shows your gigs, music, and posts, and lets fans follow and message you. Sharing it is the best way to grow your audience.
This article explains how to preview and share your public artist page.
Before You Start
To do this, you must:
Be logged into your Beatmatch account
Be the artist owner or an admin on the artist team
Preview Your Artist Page
To see your artist page the way fans do:
Visit beatmatch.app and log in
Go to your artist’s public page and select View dashboard
Select View profile in the dashboard header
Your artist page opens in a new tab. If your artist has a username, your page is also available at beatmatch.app/@ followed by your username.
Share Your Artist Page
You can share your artist page from:
Share profile in your artist dashboard header
The share button on your public artist page
The share step in the setup checklist on your artist dashboard
What Fans See
Your artist page includes your artist’s name and photo, plus these tabs:
Events – your upcoming and past gigs
Music – your songs, once you’ve added at least one. See Add Songs to Your Artist Profile.
Latest – posts from your artist. See Message Your Fans with Posts and Text Blasts.
How Fans Interact With Your Artist Page
From your artist page, fans can:
Select Follow to follow your artist profile (or Following > Unfollow to stop)
Select the message button to send your artist a message
Select the share button to share your artist page
What Your Team Sees
When you or other team members view the page while logged in, you’ll see:
Edit artist – opens your artist’s General settings. See Edit Your Artist Profile.
View dashboard – opens your artist dashboard
The share button
Tips for Sharing Your Artist Page
Put your artist page link in your social media bios
Add songs so fans can hear your music
Post regularly so the Latest tab stays fresh
For more ideas, see Promote Your Artist Profile
Need Help?
If you’re having trouble with your artist page, contact Beatmatch support and include:
Your account email
The name of your artist profile
A brief description of the issue
We’ll help you get set up.