@Jesse Hull I saw your post on the YouTube. Was wanting to have permission to share my own ai generated version on social media?

Guerrillas, I want to make this as clear and factual as possible because I do NOT want anybody misunderstanding what I have been doing and showing in my videos. I use search-based strategies myself, but that does NOT mean DistroKid, Spotify, Apple Music, or any other streaming service has approved that strategy. There is also currently NO published DistroKid rule that I have found that says: "Using a keyword automatically gets your DistroKid account banned." I do not want anyone spreading that as fact. But, ⚠️ IF YOU CHOOSE TO USE SEARCH TERMS IN YOUR SONG OR ALBUM TITLES, YOU ARE DOING IT AT YOUR OWN RISK. I AM JUST SHARING WHAT I AM DOING AND WHAT IS WORKING FOR ME. However, DistroKid DOES publish rules that are extremely relevant to this discussion. 📌 DIRECTLY FROM DISTROKID: TITLE FORMATTING DistroKid says streaming services don't accept titles containing: ("Too much extra information" or "Strange things in parentheses") DIRECT DISTROKID SOURCE: https://support.distrokid.com/hc/en-us/articles/360033900034-Release-and-Track-Title-Formatting-Issues DistroKid even gives examples on that page where descriptive genre information added to a title is removed, as well as an example involving an artist-name "type beat" phrase. That is important. DO NOT USE THE WORD "TYPE BEAT" AT ALL! This means that just because a search term accurately describes your song DOES NOT automatically mean adding that term to the title is acceptable metadata. Relevance and metadata compliance are two separate questions. 📌 DIRECTLY FROM DISTROKID: SEARCH TERM FLOODING DistroKid specifically discusses "search term flooding" in its soundtrack rules. DIRECTLY FROM DISTROKID: ("covers should not include 'from' in their titles in reference to the soundtrack they are from, as this is considered search term flooding.") DIRECT DISTROKID SOURCE: https://support.distrokid.com/hc/en-us/articles/29837891947283-Can-I-Upload-Soundtracks

In a recent post "lesson learned" has emerged the possibility of a recent trend of Distrokid to ban (editorial discrection email) account that are using SEO keyword in titles. What Is your take about that? Is that a real risk? Should we change our approach or use some kind of precaution? Is the same using those in titles and in the versione field or Is the latter safer?

For those with multiple artists out there be sure to check the plays you are getting under them. I have so many I didn't check on one of them and he is getting traction I didn't know. So now I need to build him out with more music. Thank goodness I made quite a few albums for him before V6 came out so we are good to go.

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