ENHYPEN USA

    Billboard Charts
    Top charts that include streams:
    ◇Hot 100 (songs)
    ◇Billboard 200 (albums)
    ◇Artist 100 (artists)
    ◇Streaming Songs (songs)
    ◇Social 50 (artists)

    Streaming platforms include:
    ◇On-Demand: Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon Music, YouTube, Facebook, etc.
    ◇Programmed: Pandora, LiveXLive Powered by Slacker, iHeartRadio, etc.
    Paid subscriptions have more weight (1,250 streams = 1 album unit) than ad-supported subscriptions (3,750 streams = 1 album unit). Trials equate to paid.

    SPOTIFY & APPLE MUSIC
    Stream the Song(s) From a Playlist
    Try streaming the songs/albums using a playlist. Make a playlist and add the songs multiple times, and make sure you add a few other songs from the same/different artist. Use playlists that the streaming services have made such as the ‘A-List Pop’ on Apple Music or ‘Today’s Top Hits’ on Spotify to stream the songs as well. If the artist has made a playlist, use that, too.

    iTunes
    Don’t Gift a Song
    iTunes has an option where you can gift songs or albums to friends or family members, and though this may seem like a great way to promote the song/album, gifted songs do not count towards the charts.
    Buy The Song/Album
    If you can, try and buy the album or song on iTunes! Sales count higher towards some charts and help with RIAA certification.

    YOUTUBE
    Find the Official Channel
    Make sure you’re watching the video from the artist’s official channel. They will be verified by YouTube and often end in VEVO.
    Log In, Log Out, Log In, Log Out
    Repeatedly log out of YouTube, clear your cookies/cache, log back in, search for the video, and play it manually. This not only increases views but also increases search volume which could help boost SEO. Afterall, YouTube is just Google for videos.
    Use Multiple Devices to Stream
    Stream from one account on your computer and another from your phone. Or your mom’s phone. Or your teacher’s laptop. Or your best friend’s tablet.
    Keep YouTube’s Volume Up
    Always keep the YouTube volume on; it’s okay to mute the actual device.
    Interact with the Video
    Interact with the video by liking and commenting, but do not spam. Pause, play, and rewind every so often so you do not appear to be a bot.

    FINAL TAKEAWAYS
    ◇Act like a human, not a bot; interact with the streaming platform as you normally would
    ◇Do not spam comments
    ◇Do not overly repeat tracks
    ◇Do not listen on mute
    ◇Plug headphones in but don’t put them in your ears if you need a listening break
    ◇Streams from paid accounts count more
    ◇Purchases (physical albums, iTunes) are still important and count toward RIAA certifications

    Q: What does “Billboard 200” mean ?
    A: The Billboard 200 is a chart that ranks the best performing albums in the US each week, combining pure sales, TEA and SEA.    Q: how many streams make an album unit?
    A: 1,250 streams = 1 album unit ( from paid streaming platform)    Q: what are the most reliable streaming platforms?
    A: Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon Music, YouTube    Q: can we stream on the same song back to back?
    A: No! (I’ll be counted as a bot)    Q: if I am from abroad and want to stream for USA using VPN can I?
    A: no you can’t use vpn to manipulate usa charts    Q: how much is an iTune album?
    A: 3-5$ (depends on how many tracks)    Q: Is the stream counted even if I’m not in Spotify Premium?
    A: YES! But for non premium accounts it’s 3,750 streams = 1 album unit    !IF YOU HAVE MORE QUESTIONS LET US KNOW!

    On YOUTUBE a stream, otherwise known as a view, is when a video is played continuously from start to finish. 1500 streams on YouTube is equal to one album sale.

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