Comments on: Getting your tracks on iTunes http://www.songaday.co.uk/blog/getting-your-tracks-on-itunes/ Promoting your music in the web 2.0 era Sat, 22 Nov 2008 04:56:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Peter Wells http://www.songaday.co.uk/blog/getting-your-tracks-on-itunes/#comment-752 Peter Wells Mon, 25 Jun 2007 01:46:51 +0000 http://www.songaday.co.uk/blog/getting-your-tracks-on-itunes/#comment-752 Good DEAL, that is. Good DEAL, that is.

]]> By: Peter Wells http://www.songaday.co.uk/blog/getting-your-tracks-on-itunes/#comment-751 Peter Wells Mon, 25 Jun 2007 01:46:25 +0000 http://www.songaday.co.uk/blog/getting-your-tracks-on-itunes/#comment-751 Good eal, Christian. Good blog, too! Take care! --Peter Good eal, Christian. Good blog, too! Take care!

–Peter

]]> By: Fakesensations http://www.songaday.co.uk/blog/getting-your-tracks-on-itunes/#comment-750 Fakesensations Wed, 20 Jun 2007 21:41:22 +0000 http://www.songaday.co.uk/blog/getting-your-tracks-on-itunes/#comment-750 Looks like we'll have to call it a tie then! Thanks for your comment Peter, and keep up the great work at Tunecore. Christian A Song A Day Looks like we’ll have to call it a tie then! Thanks for your comment Peter, and keep up the great work at Tunecore.

Christian
A Song A Day

]]> By: Peter Wells http://www.songaday.co.uk/blog/getting-your-tracks-on-itunes/#comment-749 Peter Wells Wed, 20 Jun 2007 18:46:55 +0000 http://www.songaday.co.uk/blog/getting-your-tracks-on-itunes/#comment-749 I'd argue TuneCore is still in first place! Of course, I'm a little biased, since I founded the company, but the arguments still hold: 15% adds up, fast. Our average cost for ingestion is about $21.00 (I don't know what that is in Pounds!). That would be 15% of $155.00, and since most albums would generate that in sales with about 10 sales, ask yourself: am I going to sell more than 10 albums EVER? (not to mention individual songs). If not, then go with AWAL. If you think you'll ever gross more than $155.00, then every sale after that means 15% going away forever, instead of into your pocket. And TuneCore also gives UPCs and ISRCs for free. :) Thanks! Let me know if you or your readers have any questions, I'll be happy to answer. --Peter peter@tunecore.com I’d argue TuneCore is still in first place! Of course, I’m a little biased, since I founded the company, but the arguments still hold: 15% adds up, fast. Our average cost for ingestion is about $21.00 (I don’t know what that is in Pounds!). That would be 15% of $155.00, and since most albums would generate that in sales with about 10 sales, ask yourself: am I going to sell more than 10 albums EVER? (not to mention individual songs). If not, then go with AWAL. If you think you’ll ever gross more than $155.00, then every sale after that means 15% going away forever, instead of into your pocket.

And TuneCore also gives UPCs and ISRCs for free. :)

Thanks! Let me know if you or your readers have any questions, I’ll be happy to answer.

–Peter
peter@tunecore.com

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