Repost Feed
Category: Soundcloud
What is Repost Feed?
The stream where a listener sees tracks their followed accounts have reposted, alongside those accounts' own uploads.
Repost Feed explained
The repost feed is the reason reposting works at all. When someone reposts a track, it appears in the timeline of everyone who follows them, presented much like an original upload. That is how a track reaches audiences its creator never built. Listeners can hide reposts from specific accounts they follow, which is the natural check on over-reposting: an account that reposts twenty tracks a day gets muted and its reposts stop delivering. Spacing reposts out and staying close to one genre keeps the feed useful and keeps the reach intact.
Why Repost Feed matters for independent artists
Understanding Repost Feed helps you make better promotion decisions on SoundCloud and other streaming platforms. On Reposter Network, artists apply concepts like this every day when they trade real plays, likes and reposts with other musicians instead of buying fake engagement.
Related terms
- Repost: A repost shares someone else's track to your SoundCloud profile, exposing it to all your followers and boosting the original track's visibility.
- Repost Network: A repost network is a community or platform where artists exchange reposts, likes, and plays to boost each other's music through collective promotion.
- Repost Chain: A sequence of reposts where each new audience produces further reposts, extending a track's reach beyond the first share.
- Organic Reach: The number of people who see or hear your content without any paid or artificial distribution behind it.
Read more
Browse the full music marketing glossary or read the guide on SoundCloud repost networks.