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Chart News: 1989 to sell ~1.1M alone through iTunes, Target, and WalMart
Member Since: 5/9/2012
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Originally posted by JakeKills
Slay that promo schedule, Tay. Does She have anything left for the weekend?
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Just some radio stuff now, I think.
She was also the surprise guest on Kelly & Michael, but I'm not sure when that'll be aired. 
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Interesting to see the breakdown by store!
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Member Since: 1/4/2014
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Originally posted by ISlayForX
Her hard-core fans should go the fúck in and buy the album on the remaining retailers. Besides, that has always been the way Bey and Britney fans roll.
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Shading people for buying albums. Not surprised
Other retailers mean less than nothing. Her best bet is the increase on Itunes sales.
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Member Since: 7/15/2012
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Nice hopefully the rest of the merchant s will add up to at least 220 k in sales or places like Wal-Mart will have better than expected weekend sales.
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Member Since: 8/18/2013
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Just picked up a copy for my friend. Go get yours too guys!
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Member Since: 12/30/2010
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Can she get like 200k from the other retailers?
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Member Since: 6/25/2012
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Originally posted by TayGod
That means, of the 1,208,000 units or Red sold; 861,000 were from Target and iTunes.
347,000 must have come from other stores. This represents 347,000 / 1,208,000 = 28.7%.
For Red:
iTunes = 38.5%
Target = 32.8%
Other = 28.7 %
if 28.7 % of the total sales of 1989 have not been considered yet in the projections, then you have:
Total sales = 600,000 + 410,000 + Other sales
But other sales = 28.7% of Total Sales so:
Total sales = 600,000 + 410,000 + 28.7% x Total sales
Total sales - 28.7% x Total sales = 1,010,000
71.3% x Total sales = 1,010,000
Total sales = 1,416,550 units
Sorry! Don't mind the algebra, but based on Reds statistics and the fact that Other sales besides Target and iTune sales were 28.7%, then, if the same ratios or percentages hold up, 1989 could sell 1.4 million copies. The only problem that may exist is if other markets have drastically declined in comparison to Target and itunes.
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TayGod his mathematics mind  Very Interesting hypothesis
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Originally posted by RainDreamer
I was just doing something like this
And yeah she definitely has more than a shot at breaking the female record , question is by how much ?
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Sorry! If I knew you were going to do the same analysis; I would have let you do it. But anyways, I hope the ratios hold up.
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Member Since: 9/25/2011
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Originally posted by Duca
The market share record is more impressive and she will shatter it once again.
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Nobody cares about that record you just made up.
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Originally posted by Dollas n Diamonds
TayGod his mathematics mind  Very Interesting hypothesis
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Yes! I've taken quite a few accounting courses.
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Let me buy a second copy!
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Member Since: 11/21/2010
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I think the fact that she will debut 1M+ and all this news made people EVEN more excited and they started buying MORE!
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Member Since: 1/5/2014
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This is it.
Bye bye Britney's record 
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Member Since: 7/15/2012
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Quote:
Originally posted by TayGod
That means, of the 1,208,000 units or Red sold; 861,000 were from Target and iTunes.
347,000 must have come from other stores. This represents 347,000 / 1,208,000 = 28.7%.
For Red:
iTunes = 38.5%
Target = 32.8%
Other = 28.7 %
if 28.7 % of the total sales of 1989 have not been considered yet in the projections, then you have:
Total sales = 600,000 + 410,000 + Other sales
But other sales = 28.7% of Total Sales so:
Total sales = 600,000 + 410,000 + 28.7% x Total sales
Total sales - 28.7% x Total sales = 1,010,000
71.3% x Total sales = 1,010,000
Total sales = 1,416,550 units
Sorry! Don't mind the algebra, but based on Reds statistics and the fact that Other sales besides Target and iTune sales were 28.7%, then, if the same ratios or percentages hold up, 1989 could sell 1.4 million copies. The only problem that may exist is if other markets have drastically declined in comparison to Target and itunes.
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Nice job. It would be incredible if your numbers held up.
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Member Since: 11/29/2010
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Originally posted by iheartBrit
Nobody cares about that record you just made up.
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Its a legit record, though. And a good one to assess how much grip one megastar can have on music market during the week,
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Originally posted by babyboy44
I think the fact that she will debut 1M+ and all this news made people EVEN more excited and they started buying MORE!
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NO ONE IS BUYING MORE SO THAT SHE CAN BEAT BRITNEY'S RECORD  IT'S ONLY PEOPLE ON ATRL WHO EVEN KNOW ABOUT THE RECORD  IT'S NOT LIKE IT'S A BIG NEWS STORY AND PEOPLE ARE THINKING "OMG, WE NEED TO BUY THE ALBUM SO THAT SHE BEATS THE RECORD"
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Originally posted by Nicole
What are some of the remaining retailers that are big enough to make a difference?
Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Costco, Starbucks?
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Google Play maybe will bring something to the table too
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ATRL Senior Member
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Originally posted by mariahcarey
NO ONE IS BUYING MORE SO THAT SHE CAN BEAT BRITNEY'S RECORD  IT'S ONLY PEOPLE ON ATRL WHO EVEN KNOW ABOUT THE RECORD  IT'S NOT LIKE IT'S A BIG NEWS STORY AND PEOPLE ARE THINKING "OMG, WE NEED TO BUY THE ALBUM SO THAT SHE BEATS THE RECORD"
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That's not even what he said and I'd suggest you tone it down and stop typing in all-caps before you get warned.
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