Baby Jam Launches NORDER Ad for Music Business SNS Campaigns
Baby Jam Inc. launched NORDER Ad, an SNS ad operation and analysis service for record companies and labels.
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Why it matters
A flat-fee, same-day ad service aimed at labels puts campaign placement and cross-platform results in the client's hands without a monthly contract, which changes what a small label has to staff for promotion.
Key Facts
- Baby Jam Inc. launched NORDER Ad, an SNS ad operation and analysis service for music businesses such as record companies and labels.
- NORDER Ad places ads same day at the shortest after placement requirements are confirmed.
- The service lets users check Meta, TikTok, and Google ad results together in real time.
- Pricing starts at 50,000 yen excluding tax including operation fees, with no initial cost, monthly fee, or system usage fee.
- Baby Jam cites 250 artists in cumulative past ad support.
Ads can be placed same day at the shortest after placement requirements are confirmed, and Meta, TikTok, and Google results can be checked together in real time. Pricing starts at 50,000 yen excluding tax including operation fees, with no initial cost, monthly fee, or system usage fee. Baby Jam cites 250 artists in cumulative past ad support.
Baby Jam Inc. is pitching NORDER Ad at labels that want ads live fast and want to see the numbers while the campaign is still running. After placement requirements are confirmed, ads can go up same day at the shortest, and the report screen shows budget delivered, amount spent, impressions, and clicks across Meta, TikTok, and Google together.
The billing is flat: from 50,000 yen excluding tax including operation fees, with no initial cost, monthly fee, or system usage fee. Optional work is priced separately, including creative editing from 20,000 yen per video and an individual analysis report at 30,000 yen. Baby Jam says general businesses such as event and game companies can use the service too.
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