Stated Intent
What people say they want.
Hil Worley helps independent artists and music producers understand the psychology behind why people listen, follow, buy and become fans, then turns that understanding into music marketing strategies built around The 3 Levels of Intent.
A Music Marketing Strategist, Chief Strategist of Legatum Media Group and creator of The 3 Levels of Intent, he turns that insight into practical strategies for promoting music, selling beats, building a fanbase and creating a stronger music brand.

Instead of focusing only on more views, streams or followers, Hil's approach combines music marketing, audience psychology, branding and consumer behavior to examine what audiences actually want, what motivates their decisions and who they are trying to become.
Every audience operates across three levels.
What people say they want.
What they actually mean.
Who they are trying to become.
Through HilWorley.com and The Intent Room, Hil breaks down music marketing, artist branding, producer marketing, fan psychology and real music and culture case studies, applying these disciplines to help independent artists and producers turn attention into demand.
The mission isn't simply to help musicians create more content. It's to help independent artists and producers understand what makes people listen, care, buy and identify with a brand, so they can build marketing strategies that create real fans, customers and long-term demand.
Built brands, content strategies and marketing systems for independent artists and music producers.
Found that many music marketing problems came from misunderstanding audience motivation rather than simply needing more content.
Developed a framework connecting audience psychology, messaging, positioning and identity.
Today, Hil applies The 3 Levels of Intent to music marketing, helping independent artists and producers understand why audiences listen, buy and become fans.
Whether you want to learn how to promote your music or how to sell beats online, the strategy starts in the same place: understanding why the audience cares.