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FreeYourMusic lets users move their playlists between music apps

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Been using https://www.tunemymusic.com/ for this exact purpose for the last couple of years. Somone releases a playlist on Spotify, I copy the url and transfer it over to YouTube Music or Apple Music.

Does anyone know if FreeYourMusic has any advantage over TuneMyMusic?

I was looking for something like this. It looks like you still have to have a Spotify account, do you just use a free one?

If you're transfering to/from spotify then yes. You have to have a Spotify account but yes, I have a free one.

I like this tool and I've considered using it before, but admittedly I sort of dislike the amount of SEO spam you do on your site.

https://freeyourmusic.com/transfer-spotify-to-pandora https://freeyourmusic.com/transfer-youtube-music-to-yandex-m... etc etc with every single combination of streaming services.

Hi, thanks!

Not sure what to think about your comment about too much SEO. We need to get customers, we need to pay the bills. We literally took the idea from Zapier and other websites (YC company, that's one of their hero story how they grew). If you google for I want to move from X to Y, well then you have a dedicated landing page. What's so wrong about it? Some people move from Yandex to Amazon, some other would prefer to have a page of how to move to Tidal.

Yes, it's automated because we are team of 3 developers for now and we are automating whatever we can.

I do not like this part of website too much, but I do not like dark SEO even more, so hiding this links for people and making it visible to Google is worse.

What would you prefer we do in this case to make it better?

I broadly agree - but maybe the GP's issue was how this looks on a page - with all the generated links. Maybe if you had the pages, but the list of links was less intrusive it might be better. But granted, the SEO for these generated pages might be affected by the way you link to them.

I’d keep it as is. It’s not scammy, it’s optimizing based on what potential users would search for.

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