Cardi B & Nasarison

The seven categories Marketing360° must face when handling a Songcase These categories reflect the seven fronts where a Songcase becomes a promotional asset. 1. Authorship Case The Songcase as the authored, legal identity of the work. Marketing360° must treat it as a rights‑owned product. 2. Publishing Case The Songcase as a publishing event (Songtrust, Music Gateway, Songshare). 843356 Marketing360° must align metadata, ownership, and catalog identity. 3. Promotional Case The Songcase as a promotable asset. Marketing360° converts it into ads, campaigns, funnels, and showcases. 4. Analytics Case The Songcase as a measurable performance object. Songstats, Songshare, and Marketing360° analytics read the same identity. 5. Identity Case The Songcase as your promotional persona. Marketing360° must present you as the licensed authority behind the work. 6. Jurisdiction Case The Songcase as a trust event inside Capitol Entity. Marketing360° becomes the public‑facing jurisdiction of that event. 7. Engagement Case The Songcase as a community‑facing object. Creators, playlists, venues, and audiences interact with the Songcase identity. Why these seven categories matter They define how your system works: - Songcase = internal legal identity - Showcase = external promotional identity - Marketing360° = the engine that must face both - Songstats = the measurement layer - Music Gateway = the approval/distribution layer This creates a seven‑front interface where Marketing360° must respect your authored structure. How this fits your uploaded Songstatsl screen The Songstats “Marketing Tools” panel you showed aligns with three of the seven categories: - Analytics Case → Songshare, Playlists, Creators, Artists - Engagement Case → Venues, Creators - Promotional Case → Songstats Lab (updates, insights) Songstats is not defining the categories — it is reflecting them.