Getting your music on Spotify's algorithmic playlists can help you reach a wider audience and increase your streams. Here are some steps to follow to increase your chances of getting featured on Spotify's algorithmic playlists:

Optimize your Spotify profile: Make sure your profile looks professional and has all the necessary information about your music, including your bio, press photos, and links to your social media pages.

Focus on quality and originality: Spotify's algorithm values high-quality and original music. Ensure your tracks are well-produced and unique to stand out from the competition.

Promote your music: Social media and other promotional tools drive streams and engagement. The more plays and saves your tracks get, the more likely Spotify's algorithm will notice them.

Submit your music to playlists: Look for curators or playlists that fit your genre and submit your tracks for consideration. You can use platforms like SubmitHub or Playlist Push to find playlists that may be interested in your music.

Get verified on Spotify: Being a verified artist on Spotify can increase your chances of being featured on their algorithmic playlists. To get verified, you must submit your profile for review through Spotify for Artists.

Build relationships with Spotify curators: Reach out to and build relationships with them. Engage with their playlists and show support for their work. This can help get your music noticed and included on their playlists.

Remember, there's no guarantee that your music will be included on Spotify's algorithmic playlists, but by following these steps, you can increase your chances of getting noticed by Spotify's algorithm and, ultimately, reach a wider audience. While there are some cases where you’ll be asked to pay for a Spotify playlist submission price per track, there are independent Spotify playlist curators that will allow you to submit tracks for free, and you can’t beat free. However, if you want to hear your tracks, you want to choose curators with a decent size following.