Amazon Music had access to the biggest artists and cultural moments in music — but livestreams were treated as isolated activations. I architected the marketing and growth strategy that transformed livestreams into a scalable audience growth engine, powering flagship programming like Amazon Music Live and landmark events like Kendrick Lamar's The Pop Out.
Amazon Music had access to some of the biggest artists, festivals, and cultural moments in music. However, these events were historically treated as isolated marketing activations rather than a unified strategy for audience growth. Fan behavior was shifting toward livestreaming, yet the opportunity remained unrealized.
Transform livestreams from one-off promotional moments into a scalable audience growth engine — connecting artists, fans, and Amazon's media ecosystem.
I developed the strategic framework that positioned livestreams as a core pillar of Amazon Music's growth strategy. The model focused on three key principles: culture-first programming, ecosystem amplification across Amazon platforms, and marketing designed for discovery.
A unified livestream strategy that turned cultural moments into one of Amazon Music's most powerful audience engagement channels.
By architecting a unified strategy for livestream programming, Amazon Music transformed live events from isolated promotional moments into a scalable audience growth engine. The approach connected artists, fans, and Amazon's broader media ecosystem — establishing livestreams as one of the company's most powerful tools for cultural relevance, discovery, and fan engagement.
The strategy became the blueprint for Amazon Music's live programming, powering everything from weekly artist performances to culturally significant moments like Kendrick Lamar's The Pop Out — one of the most watched music livestream events of the year.
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