Why don't my streams match my earnings?
Your stream counts and your earnings come from different reports on different schedules, so they rarely line up for the same days. Streams are reported daily, a few days behind. Earnings come from monthly royalty statements, usually a month or two after the streams they pay for. The two clocks Streams Earnings Where you see them Analytics (Overview, Consumption, Engagement, Geography) Analytics → Earnings and Money How often | Daily | MontFew readersSmart links for your releases
Every release gets a free smart link: one anthm.link page that lists your release on every store, with a Spotify pre-save before release day. We create it for you when your release is approved, so most of the time there's nothing to set up. Find your links Go to Marketing in the sidebar and open Promo Links. Each release's link is listed with its URL, its status and its views and clicks. . ![The Analytics page with the 90d range, the reported-through date andFew readersMarketing tools in AMM Distro
The Marketing page in AMM Distro has tools for promoting a release: a social post maker, a press kit builder and your smart links. They use your release artwork and details, so you don't need design software. To open them, click Marketing in the sidebar. Each tool marked Available is ready to use. Social Media Kit Make socialFew readersSpotify for Artists numbers in AMM Distro
The Spotify tab on the Analytics page shows Spotify's own counts from Spotify for Artists: streams, listeners, saves, playlist adds, monthly listeners and followers. These numbers are kept on their own tab and are never added to the store numbers on the other tabs. Where to find it Go to Analytics and click the Spotify tab. It follows the date range you pick at the top of the page (7d, 30d, 90d or 12m). ![The Spotify tab headed Spotify for Artists, with streams,Few readers