Every stream this playlist generates comes from someone who actually chose to listen, not a guess. The playlist is built to get people through your whole catalog, not just one song, so streams per listener go up along with the follower count.
We build a playlist for you, made through Spotify for Artists, and link it directly to your artist profile. Inside it, you choose up to 12 songs from your own catalog to feature, whichever ones you want to push.
The playlist itself is built around 7 different factors, based on how Spotify's own algorithm ranks and shows playlists. It's not random order, the whole thing is set up to get people listening to more of your catalog, more than once.
There's a longer-term reason this matters too. Spotify's "Fans Also Like" section is built mostly from two things: who listens to you alongside which other artists, and which artists show up next to you on playlists. A playlist that puts your music next to the right artists is one of the clearest ways to shape that over time. It's not something you can switch on overnight, but it's real, not a guess.
Growth only helps if it's happening with the right people. That's why this is 100% geotargeted too, you choose exactly which countries, cities, or regions the promotion reaches. The ad platform handles the actual delivery on their end, but which places you're targeting is entirely your call.
With this, you can:
- Feature up to 12 songs from your catalog in the same playlist, chosen by you
- Get a playlist put together around Spotify's own algorithm, not guesswork
- Help Spotify understand which artists you actually belong next to
- Choose exactly which countries or regions the promotion reaches
- Keep full ownership of the playlist once the campaign ends
- Reach the same listeners again later, even though we don't collect emails
- See a full report of how the playlist performed
End result: a playlist that's actually yours, built to get real repeat listens, in the markets that matter to you, and set up to teach Spotify who your music actually belongs next to.