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Markets: where your audience listens
Markets shows how your followed catalogue splits across music services and countries.
Open Public intelligence → Markets. The page title is Where your audience listens. It reads what your workspace follows, for the day and range you pick.
The cards
- Reach by service: one bar with the share of reach per music service, then a row per service with the people it reaches and how that moved. It reads the playlists you follow.
- Top markets: the countries your followed tracks and artists are seen in, each with its share of reach and its change.
- Combined playlist reach: the followers of your followed playlists together, over the range.
The 7d, 14d and 30d chips next to the date set the range. A chip with a lock is longer than your plan’s history. Home shows a short form of the same two cards.
Which plans see the country split
Reach by service works on every plan. Top markets needs the country data that comes with Manager, Label and the 7-day trial. On Free and Artist the card says what it adds and offers an upgrade.
Why a card is empty
- "No service reach yet. Follow a playlist and this fills in tomorrow.": follow at least one playlist. See Follow artists, tracks and playlists.
- "No country data yet. Follow a track or an artist and this fills in tomorrow.": follow a track or an artist, then wait for the next nightly update.
Questions
Are these my streams per country?
No. Markets reads playlist data: who the playlists reach and where your music is seen. Your own streams and listeners from Spotify for Artists, Deezer for Creators and YouTube are on Insights.
Why does Top markets show a lock?
The country split comes with Manager and Label, and with the 7-day trial.