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How many playlists will my song be added to?

The number of playlist adds varies based on many factors including the number of playlists targeted and the strength of the song.

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Written by Steve Kim
Updated over a week ago

The number of playlists a song will be added to can vary between campaigns based on several factors, including the number of playlists targeted and the song's strength.

Note: Results are not guaranteed, as curators have full discretion over whether they choose to add songs or not.

How the Number of Playlists Targeted Affects Your Playlist Adds

The more playlist curators your song is sent to, the more opportunities you will have to be added to playlists.

After setting up your campaign and selecting your genres, you will see the number of playlists targeted. This number indicates how many playlists your song will be sent to.

How the Strength and Style of Your Song Affects Your Playlist Adds

Ultimately, curators will choose to place your song on their playlist if they like it and feel it's a good fit.

For example, a strong track that aligns well with the selected genres will generally receive more playlist adds than a weaker track that doesn't align well with the selected genres.

Why the Number of Playlists is Not the Most Important Stat

While being added to many playlists is beneficial, each playlist add will generate different results. Sometimes, getting added to just one playlist with a large reach and a great fit can have a huge impact.

Is My Song Guaranteed to Be Added to Playlists?

While most campaigns lead to playlist adds, Playlist Push cannot guarantee that your song will be added to any playlists. The curators are in 100% control of playlist adds.

Our platform helps get your music heard by playlist curators; however, it is ultimately up to them if they choose to add your song to their playlist.

It’s very important to the integrity of our platform that curators maintain full creative and artistic control over their playlists.

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