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.