Group Coaching

Modern Musician Friday, June 19, 2026 59:23
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Event Summary

Modern Musician hosted a group coaching session focused on members’ progress inside the StreetTeam/Modern Musician platform, troubleshooting access/login issues, and optimizing Meta ads and product/relic setups.

Launch Academy / Campaign Wizard navigationStripe setup and banking (US business account)Browser/login troubleshooting (Safari vs Chrome, Google 2FA)VIP Relics product setup and AI-generated imagesProduct visibility controls (Published vs Unlisted / Show in store)Meta Ads optimization (post engagement vs profile views)Selecting winning creatives and duplicating into Leads campaignsDisabling Meta automated creative enhancements and improving ad copy readabilityLead cost benchmarks
Highlights
  • Host opens group coaching session and invites attendees to join the stage for questions/feedback.
  • David joins and asks broadly what to do next; shares he has set up Stripe and a US business bank account but feels stuck on next steps.
  • Host reviews David’s Launch Academy progress (Fan Magnet/artist identity/backstage pass) and fixes a small typo in a track title (extra letter).
  • Discussion about training videos being very long; David expresses frustration with the length and wants more direct, concise learning.
  • Host points David to the Campaign Wizard as the step-by-step way through the program; next step identified as connecting the calendar.
  • David encounters browser/login issues (Safari navigation loop; switching to Chrome leads to Google login/2FA/password problems). Host pauses to help others.
  • Janet asks about VIP Relics using the same image across tiers and how to edit; host explains defaults vs customization.
  • Host clarifies product visibility: Published vs Unlisted and the 'Show in store' toggle; explains products can be edited via Store → Products search.
  • Patrick reviews Meta Ads campaigns; host explains post engagement optimization can be misleading and suggests profile view optimization for followers.
  • They identify best-performing creatives (based on early data) and start moving them into the Leads campaign via duplication and media replacement.
  • Host recommends turning off Meta’s automated creative enhancements (video/text/sticker improvements), adds spacing to bulky primary text, and publishes the updated ad.
  • Lead cost noted around $3.45 with a target of ~$2.50; Patrick publishes and closes out with next steps to monitor performance.
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