Anyone else making money streaming with Spotify?

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Just buy one?
Here's an example. Yes it cost money but you profit in the long run. If no one is willing to give us a step by step tutorial on doing it for free, just pay for it. You''ll get your money back and Passive income Screen Shot 2021-06-01 at 11.09.46 AM.png
 
Yes but with a bot you can do those 1 million per day yourself for like 200$ a month
 
AIOStream or Beastfy have all the step-by-step you need
 
1. get songs (discord/fiverr)
2. upload songs & artist (on a distributor)
3. get bot (discord has many different ones or you can search on google for few big ones but arent that popular for most)
4. get proxies & accounts (discord & sites)
5. bot for 2-3 months to get 1st payout
6. for maximum profit repeat the whole process (big botters have anywhere from 50-100 artists on different distributors)

here is the tutorial ^ + https://beastfy.download/userguide/ + there are other guides you can find on specific bot's discords after you buy guiding you

also you do know that you can just ask people for info...
 
AIOStream or Beastfy have all the step-by-step you need
Yea but is it premium streams? Meaning I can upload to Distokid and distribute my music, spread out 100,000 streams throughout the month for example with NO ISSUES???!!!!
 
They probably run the same bot and just sell the streams
 
I've started using MusicLyft and was amazed at how quickly my music was uploaded to Spotify - took less than three days to see it live. I guess I'll gently bot it to see if it generates revenue.
 
I noticed a large number of shadow bans on my catalog for April Spotify plays. Some of my albums are reporting 0 plays and $0 in royalties even though I can currently play those albums and the play counts are being recorded and going up on the public play counts for Spotify. I went through some of my old reporting and see a pattern here. If the release had more than $100 in royalties for March, it now has $0 in April. This is across multiple artists names and distribution accounts. Anyone else seeing this?
 
I noticed a large number of shadow bans on my catalog for April Spotify plays. Some of my albums are reporting 0 plays and $0 in royalties even though I can currently play those albums and the play counts are being recorded and going up on the public play counts for Spotify. I went through some of my old reporting and see a pattern here. If the release had more than $100 in royalties for March, it now has $0 in April. This is across multiple artists names and distribution accounts. Anyone else seeing this?
Not sure how you just noticed this on March royalties only, this kinda started since Jan/Feb after the spotify ban wave. They detect botted streams for a lot of people now, but then there are other people using the same bot/settings/distro and are fine, but from what people tried its the way the streams are being delivered that may cause spotify to detect, fresh account streaming straight away, accounts streaming 24/7 non-stop the same music and etc... basically a lot of red flags in terms of streams quality.
 
Not sure how you just noticed this on March royalties only, this kinda started since Jan/Feb after the spotify ban wave. They detect botted streams for a lot of people now, but then there are other people using the same bot/settings/distro and are fine, but from what people tried its the way the streams are being delivered that may cause spotify to detect, fresh account streaming straight away, accounts streaming 24/7 non-stop the same music and etc... basically a lot of red flags in terms of streams quality.
I haven't had any issues with that up until April numbers. In previous months, I had over $100 in royalties from Spotify on an album and didn't have an issue. But for April, it's showing as $0. I've been using the same accounts streaming 24x7 and have been doing this for years without issue. I guess it's time to change things up. I do rotate in new songs and retire old songs. I guess I need to speed that process up.
 
Not sure how you just noticed this on March royalties only, this kinda started since Jan/Feb after the spotify ban wave. They detect botted streams for a lot of people now, but then there are other people using the same bot/settings/distro and are fine, but from what people tried its the way the streams are being delivered that may cause spotify to detect, fresh account streaming straight away, accounts streaming 24/7 non-stop the same music and etc... basically a lot of red flags in terms of streams quality.
Do you think Spotify will ban you for streaming 24/7 ?
 
Do you think Spotify will ban you for streaming 24/7 ?
You never know. I have a bunch of accounts that have been streaming 24x7 for several years. Usually, i get a release taken down, it's gone from Spotify and I get a message from the distributor. Not with this.
 
I've also had trouble lately, don't really know if it is because of Spotify or because of the label (Distrokid in my case)
Some folks had the same issues and told me to try other labels such as Tunecore and Spinnup.
 
I've also had trouble lately, don't really know if it is because of Spotify or because of the label (Distrokid in my case)
Some folks had the same issues and told me to try other labels such as Tunecore and Spinnup.
What kind of trouble?
 
Payout was very low compared to what I expected. I guess I streamed too much and they verified it manually, then decided not to pay me.
 
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