How does Spotify rank my recordings?

Spotify uses a complex algorithm to determine how your recordings are ranked in its search results and recommendations. While the exact details of this algorithm are not publicly known, there are several factors that likely play a role in how your songs are ranked:

1. Number of streams: The more streams your songs have, the more likely they are to be recommended to other users.

2. Listener engagement: Spotify looks at factors like listener retention (how long listeners stream your music) and skip rate (how often listeners choose to skip your songs).

3. Editorial support: If your songs are featured on popular playlists or receive editorial support from Spotify’s music curators, they are more likely to be recommended to users.

4. Social sharing and playlisting: If your songs are shared frequently on social media platforms or added to user-generated playlists, they may be more likely to appear in search results and recommendations.

Ultimately, the key to getting your music noticed on Spotify is to focus on building an engaged fanbase and creating high-quality music that resonates with listeners. By doing so, you can increase your chances of receiving streams, earning spots on popular playlists, and being recommended to new listeners.