A few questions for anyone but hopefully Andrew will chime in too. I know that the success of a campaign is going to be related to the music and the ad choices. In some cases, a smaller budget might work just as well if the music and ads are better. But leaving that aside, I'm wondering about averages and minimums:
1) What's the minimum ad spend that resulted in a campaign that triggered the Spotify algorithms for you?
2) What's the average ad spend for your campaigns these days?
3) What percentage of your campaigns have lead to triggering the Spotify algorithms?
4) When your campaign does trigger a Spotify algorithm, how long on average did it take to trigger? (so basically, what's a minimum length of a campaign if you want a chance to trigger the algorithm)
5) Do you vary your campaign spend by a lot in some cases? If you do spend a lot more on some campaigns, what things did you do first in order to know it was worth spending more on a certain campaign?
1) What's the minimum ad spend that resulted in a campaign that triggered the Spotify algorithms for you?
2) What's the average ad spend for your campaigns these days?
3) What percentage of your campaigns have lead to triggering the Spotify algorithms?
4) When your campaign does trigger a Spotify algorithm, how long on average did it take to trigger? (so basically, what's a minimum length of a campaign if you want a chance to trigger the algorithm)
5) Do you vary your campaign spend by a lot in some cases? If you do spend a lot more on some campaigns, what things did you do first in order to know it was worth spending more on a certain campaign?
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