Hello,
This theory seems a little crazy, but, I already people commenting on using in titles of music, strong names in songs for SEO in Spotify. Example: Names of actors (Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jim Carrey), or brands (Chanel, Puma, Rolex)
Some riskier people use fake collaborations like (JJJ feat. Justin Bieber). We can discard this strategy, but what about the first?
These names don't have to be random, they can be directed to the target audience. Example: Anyone who likes Trap may like "Patek", "Rolex", "Maybach", or someone who likes classic rock may be associated with "Harley-Davidson" or some brand of Jeans.
The argument is, that this is just to attempt an initial pull on the Spotify profile.
I expect opinions and ideas.
Thank you
This theory seems a little crazy, but, I already people commenting on using in titles of music, strong names in songs for SEO in Spotify. Example: Names of actors (Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jim Carrey), or brands (Chanel, Puma, Rolex)
Some riskier people use fake collaborations like (JJJ feat. Justin Bieber). We can discard this strategy, but what about the first?
These names don't have to be random, they can be directed to the target audience. Example: Anyone who likes Trap may like "Patek", "Rolex", "Maybach", or someone who likes classic rock may be associated with "Harley-Davidson" or some brand of Jeans.
The argument is, that this is just to attempt an initial pull on the Spotify profile.
I expect opinions and ideas.
Thank you
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