Joshua

LLT has slid down to #15 on iTunes.. :mellow:

Jumped up to #22 on iTunes. :naughty: :yahoo:

Man, that sucks :unsure:

On Amazon, Pocketful of Sunshine (album) is #1 Dance Pop, #1 Teen Pop, #1 Australia and New Zealand, and #11 in Music overall. I Wanna Have Your Babies (single) is #31 Australia and New Zealand. Unwritten is #16 Dance Pop, #58 Adult Contemporary, and #337 in Music overall. Interesting, eh?

Love Like This is doing well guys! #17 on US Hot 100 (14th week) (Up 2 places) - BACK TO PEAK, AGAIN #13 on US Pop 100 (16th week) (Down 1 place) #12 on US Pop 100 Airplay (13th week) (Down 2 places) #17 on US Hot Digital Songs (14th week) (Down 1 place) #14 on US Hot Digital Tracks (12th week) (Up 1 place) #2 on US Hot Dance Club Play (7th week) (Up 3 places) - NEW PEAK (Had previously ignored this chart...It would be #1 if it weren't for Celine Dion Taking Chances) #13 on Candian Hot 100 (15th week) (Up 3 places) - NEW PEAK :yahoo: EDIT: The LLT single has been certified Gold for over 500,000 shipments in the US, whilst Unwritten has gone Platinum for over 200,000 legal downloads. :yahoo:

What, so album sales also count as sales for each individual song? How does that work?

Btw, its moved up to #27 on iTunes with LLT firmly rooted at #11.

One of them is arabic sounding, the other is a dance mix.

I hope so...but why'd you say that? I guess radio stations will be giving Bedingfield more attention as her album debuts highly and she steps up from middling artist to someone who could possibly be giving Nelly Furtado, Fergie, Beyonce, and the likes a run for their money, with a string of big hits :naughty: ;) :D

#2? :cheer: :yahoo: Imagine, the album debuting on Top 5 and the new single debuting Top 40, with the first single still in top 15.

OMG OMG OMG ! :yahoo: Is it getting any airplay? Anywhere?

Exactly, and it still sold loads :D I didn't expect LLT to do half as well really...when I first heard it, thought it was totally c**p...after a while it kinda grew on me, although I rather prefer Babies in terms of a Natasha Bedingfield "Bubblegum pop" song... At the end of the day, she is at her best when singing powerful songs like These Words, Unwritten, The One That Got Away, PFOS, and Angel... :D :yahoo: And its those songs that make it to the top of the charts. (Soulmate and Say It Again have big-time potential too, if released at a proper time and marketed right...I am hoping for Say It Again being a 4th US single, after Angel...Much wiser than what was done in the UK, Soulmate is a depressive song, to follow it up with Say It Again was just stupid. But its a good follow-up to a song like Angel ;) And Soulmate could probably make it as a 5th US single, with radio help from the wicked Bimbo Jones remix to make it #1 on the Dance charts :naughty: )

Good chart position, low sales. But sales should pick up...I mean, LLT is not exactly the kind of song that makes you immediately think "I gotta have this album!" (same could go for "Babies"...they are both nice cheerful songs, but too bubble-gum poppy to be appealing to a big audience). But PFOS should certainly boost sales big-time...

You sure? Where I'm looking it still says 50.. :mellow:

Moved up to #50 with LLT still going strong at #11. :yahoo:

Great. But hopefully PFOS would debut well in the Hot Digital Songs, Hot Digital Tracks, and Single Sales charts, right? With airplay hopefully picking up as the week goes along.

This song sounds so much better without Sean Kingston...

Am I the only one who thinks the Hindi Mix is superior to both the album version and Freemason's remix? I LOVE IT! And can't stop listening to it...

Here I Come is the 6th US single whilst Finally is going to be the next international single. I guess Finally may be released in the US after Here I Come as a 7th single..personally, I prefer Finally to Here I Come. EDIT: Because Here I Come is much alike her previous singles (with the exception of Big Girls..), I can't really see it repeating the success of her previous singles, unless it has a really kick-ass video, big promotion, and gets decent airplay. "Finally" is like "Big Girls Don't Cry" as its a song people wouldn't really expect from a "ho" like her, so with decent promotion, airplay and video, would probably do much better, could see it being another top 5-er.

Now for us non-American members, how roughly does a position on iTunes correspond to Billboard charts? Can PFOS (album) be expected to chart on Billboard 200 Top 10? And can the single be expected to land in Hot 100 this week? EDIT: I have just checked, Love Like This is at #11 and Pocketful of Sunshine is at #53 on iTunes. I'm guessing Pocketful of Sunshine will continue to climb ( ), although not very sure about Love Like This...I mean...FOUR MONTHS...still in the Top 20...I guess despite all the criticism, it has got staying power ;) But then again, with new singles from both Natasha and Kingston, wouldn't be surprised if it started to slip down in the charts.

I believe I saw LLT at #11 on iTunes chart yesterday, pretty good eh?

Ok... any news of it being released or not?

:yahoo: :cheer: :dance: Now fingers crossed for it debuting on Billboard 200 equally high...and staying on at iTunes within top 5. :D

It's moved up to #13 on Amazon's Music Bestsellers. It is also #1 on the Teen Pop, Dance Pop, and Australia & New Zealand charts... :yahoo: Any info from iTunes? Hopefully the album will continue rising as the week continues, and debut high in the top 10 in both the US, Australia, and New Zealand (is it being released over there Or is this on import?)

How is this worked out? and how can one monitor this ?