Beyonce is not just a legend, she is an icon. She is the most-nominated female artist in Grammy history, with 79 career nominations and 29 grammy awards to her name.
Beyonce’s success isn’t a fluke but the meticulous result of building a long-lasting brand. We will take a look at every marketing tactic Beyonce has ever used and what we can learn from her.
This album received positive reviews from music critics, and many accolades, earning Beyoncé five Grammy Awards at the 46th Annual Grammy Awards on February 8, 2004.
Using a group or a band to market and promote a singer is a marketing tactic that has existed since the early to the mid-1960s, the period between the heyday of early rock and roll and the British Invasion.
When you want to grow your brand or market your product, you can either try to get the word out all on your own or collaborate with other people in a similar niche as you. Musicians do this same thing in a variety of ways.
Music labels do the same thing by actively pairing artists they believe will have massive appeal as a group before they pick who the breakout artist is and then they are often pushed as the group's, lead singer.