Public organisation pages

What it is

Every organisation gets a public page at aden.space/o/<slug>: the org's equivalent of an artist/team public profile. It shows the organisation's name, logo, description and links, the artists that belong to it, and, when the organisation is a label, its releases and tracks: laid out with the same cover cards and brand-coloured social-icon row artists get on their own profile. Clicking an artist, release or track takes you to that artist's public page (or their own custom domain if they have one).

You can style the page with the same theme editor teams use (colours, font, button style, what to show or hide), choose which sections appear (artists, releases, tracks, venues), and point a custom domain at it, so the page can live on your own web address.

Using it

• Edit the public page: go to your organisation's Settings → Website. Pick a template, set brand colours and the appearance theme, and use Preview to see your unsaved changes on /o/<slug> before saving.
• See who appears: the Artists section lists the active, public teams linked to your organisation. The Releases and Tracks sections appear for labels and list released albums linked to the organisation and released tracks whose label is set to your organisation.
• Choose what shows: Settings → Website → Profile sections toggles each section (artists, releases, tracks, venues) on or off for the public page.
• Use your own domain: Settings → Domains → add a domain, create the DNS records shown, then click Verify. Once verified, the domain serves your organisation's public page.
• Take demo submissions: turn on the Demo submissions toggle in Profile sections and a "Submit a demo" button appears on your public page, linking to /o/<slug>/demos where anyone can send a demo link (name, email, link, genres, message, no account needed). Logged-out visitors also see a card nudging them to submit with a free account for a faster response and follow-up (see the Demo account incentive feature); the quick no-account form stays available below it. Signed-in artists submit as their Aden account their profile identity plus the option to attach a track straight from their library. Submissions land in your org's Demos inbox. Off by default.
• Promo pages: recipients of your promos land on a personal /promo/<token> page (cover art, audio player, optional download) where they rate the release 1–10 and leave a comment for the label.
• Marketing website: beyond the profile, every organisation also gets a full marketing website at /o/<slug>/website: a full-screen hero (banner image or YouTube background video, logo, name, description), a fixed nav, stacked sections (Artists, and for labels Releases and Tracks, plus a Contact form that emails your configured contact addresses) and a footer with your social links. Org managers edit it inline: open the page, click the edit pencil, then reorder sections, show or hide them, and save.
• Custom blocks: while editing the website, Add block inserts your own content between the built-in sections: a Text block (eyebrow, heading, body: e.g. an "Our story" section) or a Call to action block (heading, text, and a button linking anywhere). Blocks can be reordered, edited, hidden, or removed like any section. The same custom blocks are available on team websites (/@slug/website).
• Website on your domain: when adding a custom domain, tick the website checkbox to serve the marketing website at the domain root (instead of the profile), with /contact, /terms and /privacy served under it. The same website mode team domains have.