You nailed the set.
The crowd sang the hook back to you.
You sold some shirts. Maybe a few DMs rolled in the next day.
But by next week?
Most of them will forget.
Not because the show wasn’t great — but because you gave them no reason to stay.
In 2025, the smartest indie artists aren’t just putting on great shows.
They’re building fan funnels — and the concert is just the entry point.
It’s not marketing jargon. It’s your career’s growth engine.
A fan funnel is the process of guiding a casual listener through these stages:
Without a funnel?
You’re just hoping the good vibes are enough.
When someone’s in the room and the energy is high, that’s the moment to act.
Make them scannable. Make them specific.
Don’t send fans to your homepage. Send them to something magnetic.
The link should feel like a continuation of the show:
Use MusicBizQR to build this page once and update it for each tour stop.
Or create city-specific versions and track which ones perform best.
This is where the pros separate from the rest.
After the show, fans should receive:
This turns the show into a conversation, not a one-time encounter.
With MusicBizQR, you can actually see:
That’s not vanity. That’s strategy.
It’s how you decide where to play again. What song to lead with. What offer fans actually want.
Don’t just leave fans with a good memory.
Leave them with a next step.
QR-powered fan funnels give you:
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