Hey G!
This is my first forum post I've ever published in my entire life. Just for you, I've created an account here.
The topic you're addressing has been with me for several years. Unfortunately, in my youthful recklessness, I didn't stick with it, and at an earlier point, I didn't have much experience with automation software. It's definitely possible to derive economic benefits from your project. Towards the end of December, I completed a script that almost 1:1 replicates user behavior. It randomly plays a designated quota of music projects, currently around 500 pieces. Feel free to let me know how I created these if you still need audio files to fill your artists.
The script includes various functions. It automatically selects between my stored artists/playlists/albums, etc. It opens them in different variations: Search -> Artist, Single, Album, EP, Radio, Playlist. It randomly skips/likes/follows at different time codes. The script itself decides when to execute actions based on a multitude of predefined random timeframes. For example: "Search for artist, randomly follow artist, randomly like the currently playing single, skip occasionally, and then randomly select from the pool: artist, single, playlist, etc."
I completed everything even though I had no programming knowledge, but then Spotify announced that from 2024, only tracks that reach 1000 streams within a year will be paid. This means that you only get paid if a single reaches 1000 streams or more. Since I mentioned that hundreds of singles are waiting to be heard, you can probably imagine that I'll never reach this without enough computing power. It's currently running on Chrome but consumes so much power that it's no longer normal. If you have enough power and your script works, nothing will stand in your way. Please, please, please stay committed; it will pay off more than anything else. Spotify introduced the 1000 mark to make it as difficult as possible for an individual to earn. They and all major labels use this to maximize their profits. It is not desired for an individual to do the same. Spotify can only prevent this by banning metadata or requiring an ID/passport for each account, which will never happen as it would cost them billions in streams. Just consider that this company itself uses these methods to earn advertising money and, most importantly, unimaginably manipulate the stock market with optimized stocks that would never reach the same heights if fake streams were eliminated. It will only stop working if Spotify is taken offline.
I can only urge you to prepare yourself. TikTok compensates at a rate of 0.03 cents for each track featured in a video. Therefore, consider creating multiple TikTok accounts and featuring one of your tracks on each Video. Quick Math. 10Videos *0,03 = 0,30 *10 Accounts = 3$ per Day *30 Days = 90$ a Month. Expand your reach by uploading your audio files across various platforms through your distribution channels, aiming to diversify and optimize your earnings.If you're genuinely passionate about creating a substantial impact, feel free to reach out.
If you reach out or not.
That's your pathway to earning a million dollars by the end of the year. TRUST ME
To share a bit more insight, I can suggest the following. Apple Music pays considerably more than Spotify. There are numerous ways to acquire 6-month trial subscriptions, for instance, through Shazam or targeting new Apple Music customers. While you can stream Apple Music on a PC, you'll need an Apple ID, which can only be created with a SIM card. One Apple Music account has the potential to generate $1.50 a day.
Even if you purchase an Apple Music account, it still proves to be profitable. This approach works on all conceivable platforms......
