These kinds of links can be found in Spotify for Artists for seven days following the date when your song was added to the playlist. They’ve also introduced unique playlists links that you can share, and when a user clicks one of those unique links, they’ll be taken to a personalized version of the playlist where your track appears at the very top of the list in the #1 position. Soon Spotify will be adding a blue “Personalized” badge next to any personalized editorial playlist. Within your Spotify for Artists account, you can already see which playlists feature your song. How to share links to personalized editorial playlists. Second, it’s not a problem! Spotify has solved this issue in an interesting way. If you have this problem, it means your music is appearing on personalized editorial playlists. That’s all well and good for users, but it does create a concern for artists: “If my song appears on a personalized editorial playlist, how can I be sure my fans will see my track when I share the playlist link?!” This means that if your song is added to a personalized editorial playlist, it might not appear in every user’s personalized version. Personalized editorial playlists feature a fixed set of songs chosen by Spotify’s editorial team, but also include a number of adaptive tracks that are determined through algorithmic processes based on individual listener habits. Personalized editorial playlists are a hybrid between curatorial playlists and purely algorithmic playlists such as Release Radar and Discover Weekly, which are customized for each individual Spotify user. What are personalized editorial playlists? Spotify has determined that listeners of these kinds of playlists are more likely to dig the songs, and more likely to save tracks to their own playlists. You might also hear them referred to as semi-personal or adaptive playlists too, though those aren’t official terms. Spotify has been quietly testing around 1,000 personalized editorial playlists. Guest post by Chris Robley of DIY Musician Spotify has made some big changes that affect where your music appears when you share playlists.
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