Curators, artists and labels representing artists are all continually facing the challenge of growing on streaming platforms. With thousands of curated playlists to browse through, the task can easily become overwhelming. Finding the right platform to grow your brand is key, and that's where The Drunken Coconut comes in.

Ryan Thompson and Ariel Carter, owners of The Drunken Coconut, designed a monetized platform specifically for creatives who want to grow their following on SoundCloud and Spotify. As the only platform that guarantees a 100% conversion rate, Grow With Us promises genuine social interactions that are fast and cost-effective.

By creating a campaign, the service directs followers to your profile on various platforms and creates impressions. Per their conversion rate, users are only charged when they obtain followers. However, because each interaction is genuine, followers are not guaranteed to remain on the account. Content is key.

The Drunken Coconut’s download gate, The Husk, connects directly to SoundCloud and enables users to offer free downloads in exchange for a social action such as following, reposting or saving a track. Additionally, the sister platform pays its users 10 cents for every download/follower the account gains. That’s $50 for every 500 downloads. A very doable goal thanks to Grow With Us. Then, as you earn, you can throw your money right back into your campaigns for an ever-expanding network.


Since its launch in June of last year, Grow With Us has seen substantial growth, amassing 15k+ active users. With campaigns starting as low as five cents, real-time updates and a system that only charges you for every follower you gain, it's quite the opportunity. You can pause your campaign, increase or decrease your bid, and have full control over the money you put towards your ad at any time. In other words, the campaign will only run for as long as you want it to, never charging more than you put in, unlike other advertisement tools.

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