Sarah Boyer
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Sounds good..
Anyone else making money streaming with Spotify?
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Sounds good..
streamkite
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Roughly 80% premium/%20 free. I use a large pool of residential proxies. I don't exceed 30-35k streams per track/per month.
If you're getting taken down that often, something is majorly wrong. I haven't had a single track rejected across several accounts. I never upload albums though, only individual tracks one at a time.
mr_helium
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Very great insight.
I think my mistake is uploading albums with 15+ tracks on it hoping to spread out the # of streams.
Are your 'Singles' under different Artists? and is each Artist under a different distributor account?
Also, do you bother with playlists at all?
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How much is that in figures ?
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streamkite
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AIOStream, the software that every noob finds in a Google search for Spotify streams/bots. It's been spammed all over the net because of their affiliate program.
Things move fast in this field. Last week a lot of people experienced mass closures of accounts used for streaming after Spotify rolled out a security update. There are strict limits now that must be followed for a certain number of days. I feel bad for anyone who falls for the sales pitch of AIOStream. They even recommend using free proxies
Your account will be closed long before you receive your first payout.
Things move fast in this field. Last week a lot of people experienced mass closures of accounts used for streaming after Spotify rolled out a security update. There are strict limits now that must be followed for a certain number of days. I feel bad for anyone who falls for the sales pitch of AIOStream. They even recommend using free proxies
Your account will be closed long before you receive your first payout.zazzarone77
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I am starting to follow this thing and I have already asked to validate several of my songs on spotify but the validation is up to 1 week long .... if you want I have a program that works that is not the one mentioned ... if you want to do a try send me the song that we do a little play
zazzarone77
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I've always wondered it's not better to change the platform like napster or tidal .... they pay better ... why can't they go?
Hey @streamkite nice thread, I have some questions too, they may be answered in a way I did not see, so if that happened I'm sorry :
How do you setup your accounts? Do you setup your premium accounts for yourself, meaning are you paying the monthly fee for them or do you use accounts that weren't yours initally?
I've built a bot for streaming/following artists/playlists for myself using python and selenium, that was not a big deal. The part where I struggled was the one with the accounts. I took a break from this project because of this.
How do you setup your accounts? Do you setup your premium accounts for yourself, meaning are you paying the monthly fee for them or do you use accounts that weren't yours initally?
I've built a bot for streaming/following artists/playlists for myself using python and selenium, that was not a big deal. The part where I struggled was the one with the accounts. I took a break from this project because of this.
zazzarone77
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personally I have many 10000 free accounts and I make them become premium with a few cents ... and every day I add about 1000
streamkite
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Slow and steady wins the race. I would advise against uploading albums with that many tracks (or even at all). It's also not realistic that each track on an album would be popular. Think of any of your favorite songs and look at the rest of the album they appear on. Usually only a few are popular out of 15 tracks.
Yes, I have singles under different artists and each artist is under a different account. Do not add all your artists under one account because if there is a problem with any of them, they will look into all of the artists associated with that account. I don't bother with playlists personally.
It's easier to create accounts on Spotify and it has far more users, so it's easier to blend in.
They are created and then upgraded to premium. I can't really say a lot more than that, except that I'm not paying the monthly fee. Lots of people do use hacked accounts as well though.
Ah ok, I see, that's the place where the magic happens.
The problem with hacked accounts is that you don't know how long it will work for you, that was pretty much the reason I quitted this.
Thanks for your reply anyways.
streamkite
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The most important 2 factors with this are proxies and accounts. When they're both working well then the results are great.
LordGrim15
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Hey @streamkite and @MadMan21.
This is very interesting,
I've decided to start doing this as well, music is not a problem since i can make it myself. I was wondering if you can send me some tutorials, or tell me some tips on what parts to focus on learning in python to create a bot.
mr_helium
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My current method is allocating a pool of proxies, & register each account on a unique proxy. manually upgrading them as well.
Does your bot set up to randomize playtime?
zazzarone77
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each account has its proxies and cookies
mr_helium
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Awesome insight.
When you randomize your plays, I'm assuming you just switch to a different song you have uploaded and so on? Or do you play random popular artists?
I'm interested in learning more about your set up. I think I could help you scale up your operation quite a bit.
zazzarone77
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each tot also plays music by another artist
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