Show IH: I ran a $5/day Meta ad for my own track - here's exactly what it looks like
I built DayOne.fan because promoting a track meant four separate tools every time: create a landing page in Hypeddit, update Linktree, set up the campaign in Meta Ads Manager, handle DM replies. All for one song.
So I use it for my own music too. This is a full walkthrough of a real campaign I ran for "Heaven In My Hands" by my project Shifts Left - every screenshot is genuine.
Results running at $5/day:
- 112k impressions
- 4.74k clicks (4.24% CTR)
- 4.69k plays on the track page (51.64% play rate)
- $0.23 per play
Full step-by-step with screenshots: https://dayone.fan/blog/launching-a-meta-ad-campaign
Happy to answer questions about the targeting approach, the video generation, or anything else.
This is stronger than a music landing-page tool. The real pain is that independent artists are forced to stitch together campaign pages, smart links, ads, video assets, and DM handling every time they release a track.
The $5/day walkthrough is useful because it makes DayOne feel practical, not abstract. I’d probably lead harder with “release campaign in one flow” instead of only track promotion, because that gives the product room to become the launch layer for independent artists.
One thing I’d watch is the DayOne.fan name. It fits music fans, but it may keep the product tied to artist-fan pages. If this expands into a broader creator launch and campaign platform, a more polished brand like Auryxa .com could carry that premium creative direction better.