Like the title says… is there a strategy to get more views from streams ? Is there an avg conversion rate I should be aiming for success ?

So this isnt really on the topic of marketing but I wanted to ask the audio engineers in here for advice. Im completely self taught, been learning for about 3 years now. My mixes have definitely gotten better but my issue is making them translate across devices I work in an untreated bedroom that’s decently big (it’s a master bedroom) but the ceilings are high, and I just want resources, courses or whatever kindnof advice to help me grow as an engineer because I feel like I’m hitting a wall lately And it’s affecting the product im marketing (the music) and my confidence around the product.

What does this mean to you? I’ve heard this advice many times and I’m digesting what that means from and independent artist’s standpoint. How would I structure myself as a music entrepreneur

So as I’m mastering my first single of the year, I’m planning out my release (a four week release plan Im concocting) I’ve watched and read all the free game on this platform that the folks provide for us and I wanted to run by yal my game plan So, the way I see this is create traction, release and land on a bigger/higher plateau than I did before. Im gonna create some videos just about the song (snippets, teasers, all calls to my audience, etc) and promo it hard for about two weeks. At the beginning of the third week I’ll announce a drop date, and perform it live at a local venue then at the fourth week I’ll drop the song and the music video and promo the full package. To keep the momentum going afterwards, I’ll drop a lyric video in two weeks, and a live performance two weeks later. This is my plan! And Im asking yal for yal’s thoughts, advice and or encouragement! I’ll let yal know how it goes for my numbers and such

so i was playing around with chat gpt recently and found out it's lowkey nice with the pen. which led me to wonder ... would you ever use artificial intelligence to write music?