@Katybee_1313 wrote:It was probably a lot easier to get sales numbers when it was physical copies instead of almost all digital copies these days. Just a guess.
I would actually think it would be the other way around. That you can easily track digital copies sold, where physical copies are distributed to the marketplace. You never know what is actually sold, stolen or just sitting on the shelf.
@ELF014 wrote:
@Katybee_1313 wrote:It was probably a lot easier to get sales numbers when it was physical copies instead of almost all digital copies these days. Just a guess.
I would actually think it would be the other way around. That you can easily track digital copies sold, where physical copies are distributed to the marketplace. You never know what is actually sold, stolen or just sitting on the shelf.
I'm sure it's very easy for companies, but we used to get all the info thru vgchartz as copy shipped. As you mentioned, it seemed very hard to get sales numbers these days. We're getting infos when companies are giving them publicly or in their Quarterly report.
