Let's imagine you have a 4-track EP.
<ul> <li><strong>Release 1 (Month 1):</strong> Release "Track A" as a **Single** (1-track album).</li> <li><strong>Release 2 (Month 2):</strong> Release "Track B" as a **2-track EP** that includes both "Track A" and "Track B."</li> <li><strong>Release 3 (Month 3):</strong> Release "Track C" as a **3-track EP** that includes "Track A," "Track B," and "Track C."</li> <li><strong>Release 4 (Month 4):</strong> Release "Track D" as the **4-track Final EP** that includes "Track A," "Track B," "Track C," and "Track D."</li> </ul> Each track gets its own 28-day Release Radar window, and all momentum from previous tracks is carried forward.Step 3 of 10 in this module#163 of 1,000
3. Visualizing the Waterfall: A Step-by-Step Example
Part 2 • Mechanics of the Waterfall Release Strategy
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In this module: Mechanics of the Waterfall Release Strategy10 steps
- 1The Problem: Spotify's Product-Centric Algorithm
- 2The Waterfall Concept: Compounding Momentum
- 3Visualizing the Waterfall: A Step-by-Step Example
- 4The UPC/ISRC Relationship: The Technical Manipulation
- 5Maximizing Release Radar Exposure
- 6Compounding Momentum for Discover Weekly and Popularity Score
- 7Strategic Release Cadence: Pacing Your Waterfall
- 8Listener Psychology: Consistent New Content
- 9The "Album Drop" Reimagined: A Grand Finale
- 10Your Actionable Waterfall Strategy
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