Spotify gives you the opportunity to think about this however you want. Understand your target audience and what they want Finally, once you have a name, do not change it as this can screw up the search results. For example: I enjoy “Creamy” and “Brain food” and “Most necessary.” You can’t quite tell what type of genre it is but at the same time you sort of can… Naming my playlist “Adderall” was certainly the initial reason I was able gain followers off of pure organic search. Let’s take a look at some of Spotify’s biggest playlists. Pregame, Electronic, Old School Rap… create something different that stands out – I recommend naming a playlist with a current mood or feeling or even some sort of interesting idea. There are so many playlists out there with generic names. Plenty of people may have been searching this. I’ve come to realize that “Adderall” as a music category is unique in its name. Occasionally a few of my friends would shoot me a message saying they saw me listening to this playlist and that they thought it was great. I started SchniTunes a year ago when I noticed one day that my Spotify playlist Adderall had over 500 followers.

Here are some tips I found that really helped me out and that should also help you! 1.

Over the last year or so I’ve grown some playlists in the mid thousands range through pure organic growth, that are highly active as well. Anyway, I’m going to give some tips from my personal experience to help you out. You want to hear new EDM music so you type in EDM and click the first 2/3 playlists which have the most followers, right? What about the 10,000 others that might be better? Well you will never know. To start, think about the playlists that you already follow and think about why you follow them.

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