Now that your profile is all set up and you have your own playlist you now need to make sure that your fans can easily find your Spotify where they find you (Your Website, Soundcloud, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Etc). The easiest way is to make sure your latest tour dates added to your profile is to keep your songkick up to date. Spotify Sources Tour Information from various sources to enable your fans to find out about your shows and catch you live when they are in your city. Click + and paste the link of the playlist you created, you should now see this playlist appear on your public artist profile at the bottom of the page under the releases. Head back to your artist dashboard and click Profile again only this time scroll all the way to the bottom of the page till you see Artist Playlists. Create the playlist, choose your artwork and click copy URL. To do this you need to login to Spotify using your User account on the app how you normally would.
Additionally, You Can Also Provide Your Official Website Address Along With Social Media.Once you have everything set up you should also create a playlist that you want to feature on your profile. After That You Need To Connect Your Social Media Account Of Twitter & Instagram With Spotify.In Role Choose Artist If You Are An Artist Otherwise Choose The Correct Option According To Your Role ( Artist / Composer / Songwriter / Musician / Publisher / Producer ETC ) After Confirming Email Using Confirmation Code, Spotify Will Ask You Team Details Like Country, Your First & Last Name And Role.Spotify Will Send Confirmation Code On That EMail.Enter Any Business EMail Or You Can Use GMAIL Also. Then It Will Ask You A Business EMail.Now You Need To Enter Spotify Artist URL Or You Can Search The Name Of The Artist And Select The Artist.After That It Will Show The EMail Address Using Which You Are Currently Logged In And Will Ask To Continue If You Want To Use That Account As Spotify For Artist Account. Then It Will Ask You To Continue If Your Music Is Already On Spotify.
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