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TuneCore Debuts New Awards for Digital Album Sales

Authored by Mark Hefflinger on February 26, 2009 - 1:40pm.
Brooklyn, N.Y. - TuneCore, the provider of a service that distributes independent artists' tracks to digital retailers like iTunes and Amazon MP3, announced that it has established a new range of sales awards, giving Nine Inch Nails the first "Black" TuneCore award for selling 500,000 downloads of its "Ghosts I-IV" album. The company will also bestow "Silver" awards for albums selling over 250,000 downloads, and "White" awards for sales of 100,000 downloads.

 

Related Links:
http://blog.tunecore.com/2009/02/tunecore-announces-new-sales-awards.html

Published in DMW Daily, February 26, 2009
tags: Marketing | Music | Indie | TuneCore |



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We had to do this. Our

Submitted by Peter Wells (not verified) on February 27, 2009 - 7:49am.
We had to do this. Our customers weren't getting the recognition they deserved. These are real sales, and this industry rewards success. We're proud of them, and we're proud to tell the world about it. --Peter peter@tunecore.com

We used www.dittomusic.com

Submitted by anonymous (not verified) on May 1, 2009 - 12:12pm.
We used www.dittomusic.com for both of our albums. They are cheaper, cover more stores and get you live in 4 weeks with a fixed release date, and make you chart eligible. As well as the 11 tunecore sites, they cover 700 extra stores including Spotify and take 0% commissionon sales. Tunecore

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