Music Manager Help: Statistics
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What is the difference betwen "Artist Overall" and "Your Releases"?
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Your "Artist Overall" graphs show how well an artist is doing on Last.fm. They show how many people have listened to your artist and how many times they listened to your artist. This includes listening to songs that you have released and songs that were released by other labels as well. This also includes times when users listened to your artist on their iPods or personal computers, not just on Last.fm.
As a result, these numbers are higher than the streams shown in the "Your Releases" graph, which displays streams that specifically relate only to the tracks you have uploaded.
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What are "Listeners"?
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Your "Listeners" graph shows the total number of unique listeners for all of your artist's tracks combined. This includes people who listened to your artist on Last.fm, their computers and their iPods.
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What are "Plays Scrobbled"?
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Your "Plays Scrobbled" graph shows the total number of times Last.fm users listened to any your artist's tracks. This includes plays from people who listened to your artist on Last.fm, their computers and their iPods.
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What are "Radio Plays"?
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"Radio Plays" stats relate only to the tracks you have uploaded to Last.fm. They show the total number of plays for your artist's releases on Last.fm radio
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Other labels on Last.fm have releases by my artist - How does this affect my stats?
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Your "Artist Overall" graphs show how well an artist is doing on Last.fm. They show how many people have listened to your artist and how many times they listened to your artist. This includes listening to songs that you have released and songs that were released by other labels as well. This also includes times when users listened to your artist on their iPods or personal computers, not just on Last.fm.
As a result, these numbers are higher than the streams shown in the "Your Releases" graph, which displays streams that specifically relate only to the tracks you have uploaded.
