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Strategy report · Updated Aug 6, 2026

What's working for @hyp.pr on Instagram.

Ryan O'Donoghue | Music Marketing | Music Artist Coach avatar

Ryan O'Donoghue | Music Marketing | Music Artist Coach

25.3K followers · 332 posts

“I help music artists grow and start selling directly to their fans Fanbase growth and marketing tips DM "Ready" to start working with me”

Engagement rate

0.66%

Per post, last 90 days

Posts per week

2.3

Niche avg 4.0

Average likes

151

16 avg comments

Post mix

Last 90 days · 332 posts indexed

Reels 97%
Carousels 0%
Static 0%
UGC reposts 3%

01

Top-performing posts

The three posts pulling the most engagement in the last 90 days.

02

Content pillars

AI-clustered themes the account posts about, with example posts pulled live from Instagram.

  1. 01

    Meta Ads Strategy

    20.00%

    Reels explaining how Meta and Google ads help artists reach target audiences and drive streams, follows, and sales. These posts perform well because they promise a specific, tangible outcome most artists don't know how to get on their own.

  2. 02

    Fanbase Building

    30.00%

    Reels focused on turning followers into fans through DMs, stories, and direct-to-fan connection. This pillar dominates the feed and resonates because it addresses the gap between audience size and actual monetisation.

  3. 03

    Content & Hook Mechanics

    20.00%

    Reels teaching artists how to write text hooks, use visual hooks, and improve watch time so their content reaches more non-followers. Posts here succeed because they give immediately actionable, repeatable tactics.

  4. 04

    Mistakes to Avoid

    17.00%

    List-format reels naming the top mistakes music artists make with marketing, posting, or growth. This format gets strong engagement because it triggers recognition and urgency among the target audience.

  5. 05

    Revenue and Monetisation

    10.00%

    Reels showing artists how to make money beyond Spotify, including merch drops, mailing lists, and direct-to-fan platforms. The strongest posts in this pillar use real client results as proof.

  6. 06

    Mindset and Growth Systems

    3.00%

    Reels about consistency, analysing content data, and building a repeatable posting system. These posts reinforce the account's coaching angle and warm up followers who are close to becoming clients.

03

Posting rhythm

Cadence and timing patterns over the last 12 weeks.

2.3 posts/week

Niche benchmark · 4.0/week

-42% above benchmark
2026-W21 2026-W32

Best days

Tuesday · Thursday · Saturday

Best hours

7-9am · 6-8pm

04

Signature hooks

Caption patterns the account reuses across high-performing posts.

Struggling to [problem]? 📌 Save this post to learn how to [outcome]

Used 14×
  • Struggling to sell merch? 📌 Save this post to learn how we helped one of artist's gain fan signups and sell over 50 pieces of merch in just 30 days

  • Struggling to reach your target audience 📌 Save this post to learn how you can reach more non followers and grow your following

  • Struggling to grow a fanbase? 📌 Save this post to learn the most important aspect to building a fanbase as a music artist

Not getting the results you want? 📌 Save this post to learn how to [outcome]

Used 3×
  • Not getting the results you want with your music? 📌Save this post to learn how you can start blowing up your music

  • Not getting the results you want with your music? 📌Save this post to learn how you can start blowing up your music and growing a following

[X] mistakes music artists need to avoid to [goal]

Used 3×
  • 5 mistakes music artists need to avoid to grow a fanbase

  • 5 mistakes music artists need to avoid to grow a fanbase Follow for daily music marketing tips

  • 4 mistakes music artists need to avoid to grow a fanbase Comment "FANS" and I'll send you my guide

Comment "[KEYWORD]" and I'll send you [resource]

Used 5×
  • Comment "POST" for a guide on how make your performance posts grab attention and maintain it

  • comment "EARN" and I'll send you the link!

  • Comment "GROW" for the guide on how to build an audience, grow and fanbase and sell directly to your fans

Labels won't tell you this 📌 Save this post to learn how [insider tactic]

Used 2×
  • Labels won't tell you this 📌 Save this post to learn how you can market your music video how major labels do

  • Struggling to market your music? 📌Save this post to learn how major labels make their artists go viral

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05

Strategy summary

What's working, what to fix, and what to ship next.

TL;DR

The single strongest lever in this account is the "mistakes" list format. Post 12 generated 2,077 likes and 163 comments, more than 10 times the engagement of nearly every other post in the sample, using an identical caption to post 4 which earned only 78 likes. The format works. The problem is cadence and repetition. At 2.3 posts per week, the account is well below the 4-per-week benchmark for music marketing education, and several captions are near-duplicates across posts 1 and 17, posts 21 and 28, and posts 4 and 12, which dilutes novelty and likely suppresses reach on the recycled versions.

The "Struggling to [X]" save-hook is used in roughly 14 of 30 posts, which creates scroll blindness. The comment keyword mechanic in posts like 7, 8, and 27 is the account's most underused conversion tool. Posts using it drive measurably higher comment counts. Pairing that mechanic with the proven mistakes format is the clearest path to replicating the post 12 breakout. Post 13 (338 likes) and post 23 (267 likes) also show that insider-knowledge framing outperforms generic "struggling" hooks.

The account has a genuine strategic point of view on direct-to-fan monetisation that competitors rarely address. Leaning into that angle with specific client revenue numbers, as seen in post 27 (144 comments) and post 0, builds credibility that no amount of hook testing

Working

4
  • List-format reels framed as mistakes to avoid consistently earn the highest engagement, as posts 12, 29, and 4 all confirm.
  • Comment keyword calls to action in posts 7, 8, and 27 drive comment counts well above the account average.
  • Insider-knowledge framing such as "Labels won't tell you this" in post 13 outperforms generic struggle hooks.
  • Specific client results like the $0 to $5000 story in post 24 and the merch case study in post 0 add proof that lifts saves.

Risks

4
  • Posting cadence at 2.3 per week is too low for this niche. Increasing to 4 posts per week would compound reach significantly.
  • The "Struggling to" hook is overused across roughly half the feed. Rotating in curiosity, result, and social proof hooks would reduce scroll fatigue.
  • Near-duplicate captions on posts 1 and 17, and 21 and 28, waste distribution potential. Each post needs a distinct angle.
  • The save-bait mechanic appears in almost every caption but the promised value is rarely specific enough to justify the ask.

Ship next

5
  • Produce one new mistakes-format reel per week using a comment keyword CTA to stack the two highest-performing mechanics together.
  • Rotate the opening hook using three templates: insider secret, specific result number, and direct challenge, instead of leading with "Struggling to" every time.
  • Retire or significantly rewrite any caption that shares a premise with an existing post before scheduling it.
  • Test posting Tuesday and Thursday at 7am and Saturday at 6pm for four weeks, then compare reach-per-post against the current baseline.
  • Build one content pillar entirely around named client results with real revenue or fan numbers to differentiate from generic music marketing accounts.

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