HumanCulture launches predictive analytics for music marketing
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HumanCulture claims 82-90% accuracy predicting social content performance before posting, analyzing up to a year of an artist's Instagram and TikTok posts. First clients include Defected, Red Light Management and Armada Big Family; pricing starts at £65 per talent per month.
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