Can I add another music item to my purchase and have that count towards charting?

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• Can my purchase yield a discount on the purchase of another music product?

  There can be no contesting or incentives to the consumer to buy music in return for  — or a chance to win access to — goods or experiences (whether virtual or actual), benefits or discounts of any kind. For the sake of clarity, the purchase of a ...

• Can I bundle multiple formats of the same album or single and report them?

  Albums: Multiple formats of the same album can be bundled together (CD + Vinyl LP, CD + Digital Album, etc.).  However, only one sale from each bundle is reportable.  In a Physical + Digital Album combination, ONLY the physical sale is the reportable ...

• What sales are we allowed to report when music is bundled with other things?

  Merchandise and Ticket / Album Bundles: Album sales cannot be reported if bundled with merchandise or ticket to an artist event/concert – even if album and merchandise or ticket are available a la carte. Merchandise is essentially anything that is ...

• Am I able to report boxed sets?

  A physical format album (CD, vinyl LP, cassette, etc.) sold within a finished goods boxed set/boxed package (a package manufactured as a pre-set box, together with clearly artist/album-branded merchandise items, not a pre-pack of loose goods) can ...

• Can I report music sales that are bundled with merchandise or a concert ticket?

  Album sales cannot be reported if bundled with merchandise or ticket to an artist event/concert – even if album and merchandise or ticket are available a la carte. Merchandise is essentially anything that is not the album itself, including (but not ...