Can I add another music item to my purchase and have that count towards charting?
An album can be promoted as an add-on sale to a merchandise item or ticket, but not baked into merchandise or a ticket.
- The Customer would make a clear choice to purchase an album on its own, as a separate item.
- The album purchase must not yield any benefits or discounts to customer (this includes an album purchase yielding a discount on another album).
Album price must be no lower than $4.99.
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