Why botted streams only HURT your releases

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As long-time playlist curators and traders always looking for new trading partners, we encounter botted playlists on an almost daily basis. 

Why is this so prevalent?

Sure, it’s an easy way to get your song a big amount of streams and maybe trigger the algorithm, but Spotify is quick to detect these. And worst of all, your songs can even get added to a botted playlist without your consent.

What happens after? 

This can range from getting a strike to your song getting taken down from the platform, which means you need to go through the tedious process of talking to Spotify support, or even having to re-release your song onto the platform.

This is why it is paramount for us to only work with partners that provide real, organic streams from actual listeners rather than phones in a click farm. 

We use playlist-checking tools to check all of our partners’ playlists, and steer clear of anything unusual. 

This way, not only are your songs free of risk, but they are also engaged with by real fans which can listen to other songs of yours, add them to their playlists, or even check out your next show in their area.

But don’t take it from us, take it from our satisfied customers.

And now that you know the importance of promoting your release through legitimate playlists, feel free to browse our playlisting campaigns to make your next song take off!

I’ll even offer you an exclusive 10% discount for your first growth campaign if you use the code FIRSTCAMPAIGN.

P.S. If you have any questions, just reply to this email with “I’m interested” and we can set up a call.

Now let’s get you the audience you deserve.

- Jelmer of Soar Music Group