Recent content by skycorrigan

Hello, It's me again. I had drive failure on the system running Xproxy so I need to re-activate my trial please. License Key {US]: 50561e94f0c5fc4e73e89e0e62d1a02f Thank you. Note: For the few hours that I got to test, the software was/is awesome!

Hello. I'm requesting the 7-day trial of the premium plan please. License Key [US]: 306983a92d379742c1daeed05f084715

Again, I have my own farm. And since I have my own farm, I have my own software. You'd probably get buyers if you embeded a YouTube video showing your software running.

It's good to see a few people mentioning slow and steady as the real way to get in and stay in spotify farming. Too many want the instant win, which isn't how it works. Getting the process down correctly takes years and requires evolving regularly.

Yeah, I don't think anyone is going to give up free (or even paid) info to increase their competition.

1) Learn to code. It will serve you well with this venture and many other things in life. 2) Put a lot of time and money into researching and testing. You'll need to do so to be successful. 3) Know when to cut your losses and step out of this venture. Not everything is for everyone.

Definitely still working. So much so that I just heavily upgraded one of my farm setups over the last two weeks.

So many posts about this topic but something that isn't mentioned that would help the majority is this: slow and steady wins the race.

Good idea but you need to review your plan. As stated it won't well past a month. But on the topic of proxies, you're going to want something that gives you more than 50 IP addresses.

It's boosting streams and listens numbers for media on Spotify. One can make music in a number of ways, just have to look.

I have my own farms and process but thank you anyway.

I have two farms of my own that I have ran for years. I just finished upgrading one farm to help my larger demand clients. DM me you would like more information.

Have a website if you don't already have one. Would be surprised how many people/businesses don't have a website.

Not a question of if they're good though. More, the songs are coming from one place so there's going to be some underlying similarities, and I'm not just talking metadata. I wouldn't use an LLM that everyone else is using or has access to.

As someone who's been in the streaming space for years (a bit too long I feel some days), I can only say to take info from people and use it to make your own solution. You're not going to want to run your method/process like anyone else, nor will you succeed long-term in copying.