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These two charts have both been going through multiple changes as of late, and due to this, many people have been left behind in the dust, being confused without knowing where exactly to refer to. This, as well as the general confusion about the charts I see everywhere in pop culture-related communities online (like Stan Twitter and r/popheads), inspired me to write this guide. With this guide, I hope to answer many questions that both r/popheads (and those beyond) may have involving the Billboard Hot 100 and OCC UK Singles Chart, and help solve any misunderstandings.
The Billboard Hot 100 (H100 or BBH100) is a record chart published weekly by the trade magazine Billboard ranking the most popular singles in the United States. The H100 was premiered as the first major market all-encompassing singles popularity chart on the 4th of August 1958. The chart was originally made using a formula that combined retail sales, DJ plays, and jukebox activity. This was collected through surveys of retailers, radio station DJs, and jukebox operators.
With these changes, certain genres began to enjoy a larger presence on the Hot 100, such as rap and reggaetn. Viral songs and novelty songs also began to chart; the same week YouTube streams were included in the Hot 100, Baauer's "Harlem Shake" debuted at #1. Other songs in viral clips that benefited from the inclusion of YouTube data include Ylvis's "The Fox" and Soko's "We Might Be Dead by Tomorrow".
Fast forward about two decades later to 2011. The first week of the 2012 Billboard chart year (more on what exactly is a chart year later) comes with a major change to recurrence: any song, regardless of age or recurrence status, is allowed to chart only if it experiences a significant gain in points to a level where it could chart at #50 or anywhere higher.
Fast forward again to the 23rd of November 2015. Billboard implements a new recurrence policy: as well as the 50/20 rule, there is now the 25/52 rule: any song charting for 52 weeks that manages to go below #25 on any week after the 52nd week will be deemed recurrent. This is in response to streaming, which allows tracks to linger even longer on the charts.
Labels would also first have a single peak at airplay, and while peaking, they would put it up for sale. This allowed for an artificially high debut. Another related phenomenon would be the combination of this while the label would delete the single from their catalogue after a week, allowing it to have a high debut with a slow descent as one-time production would sell out.
Another major change that came with this was the inclusion of urban, UAC, mainstream rock, AAA, and country radio stations. Before these changes, the only formats that were included were pop, rhythmic, HAC, AC, and modern rock.
One last change that came with this was the formula readjustment; in order to reflect the fact that retail availability of singles had lessened, the sales component of the chart lost some of its chart power. The new formula gave airplay 75% of the points, while giving sales 25% of the points. (Prior to this, the share had been 60% airplay and 40% sales.) The new formula was to divide AI by 100 and sales by 9.
The same issue the Pop 100 debuted is also the same week the Hot 100 first incorporated digital sales. (This change to the Hot 100 gave sales as a format a notable presence once again, changing the composition to an average 67% radio, 33% sales.)
The Billboard charts are the official tracking source for musicians, including songs, EPs, and albums. Each week, the most popular songs from the United States and beyond are tabulated and placed into a chart according to their genre.
Each week, whichever music was released that made an impact on radio, streaming, and pure sales. Big-name artists and more indie creators often make their way onto these charts, fighting for the number one position.
An example of weekly Billboard charts would be the Hot 100 and Hot 200. These are some of the more anticipated charts that fans will eagerly watch and refresh come Tuesday, as they have the most impact.
If you ever notice musicians releasing Friday (or Thursday at midnight), this is an effort to get the most out of the Billboard tracking week. They do this to ensure their week starts with a bang, followed by playlisting, radio play, and sales.
The typical cost for a billboard varies widely depending on factors such as location, size, and duration. Prices for traditional billboards typically range from 200 to 2,000 per week, while digital billboards on average will cost 1,000 per week. Digital billboards are more expensive due to their versatility, size and visual impact.
However, at 75Media, the daily price of a digital billboard can be as low as 16 a day while our classic billboards can cost just 22 per day (plus VAT). Individual factors such as size, location, duration, frequency of bookings, artwork, production and design costs, and the choice of supplier can all affect the total price of billboard advertising.
At 75Media, leasing a 48-sheet billboard over a standard four-week period will cost you 30 per day (+VAT) and by extending your booking to a 24 week campaign, the cost-per-week reduces to 25 per day.
Once again, pricing for this format will vary depending on the length of your booking. Prices start from 42 per day for a four-week campaign, for example, while this falls to 38 per day over the course of a 13-week booking.
We have already touched on how 75Media offers a sliding pricing scale that relates directly to the length of the booking, and this can translate into significant weekly savings when you choose to rent classic or digital ad space for the year.
The minimum, four-week campaign available through 75Media can be effective when marketing time-specific promotions, for example, whereas six-month or annual agreements are more suited to improving brand awareness levels and recall over time.
It is widely estimated that customers who are exposed to classic billboards and out-of-the-home (OOH) advertising are 17% more likely to engage with brands, so repeat exposure of your company and its core messaging will have a significant influence on consumer decision-making over time.
To this end, around 26% of customers have admitted to visiting a branded website in direct response to an OOH ad, while the medium is considered to be non-intrusive and capable of providing the perfect antidote to the surfeit of generic and overly promotional ads that we receive online.
However, the ability of billboards to meld naturally with their surroundings makes them more effective drivers of online traffic and assisted conversions, while customers are also 17% more likely to engage with brands through their mobile after engaging with a billboard.
These universal advantages of outdoor advertising apply to both classic and digital billboards, making them both potentially central and seminal components of a much broader integrated marketing campaign.
From a strategic perspective, your business may well look to deploy a select number of DOOH ads in prime locations, while expanding the campaign in a targeted manner by erecting classic billboards elsewhere.
There is no doubt that both classic and digital billboard advertising has empowered small businesses in recent times, by affording them access to an increasingly cost-effective marketing channel that optimises their reach across numerous customer segments.
The rapid and exponential growth of classic and digital billboards has also positioned OOH as one of the best mediums for small and medium-sized businesses, particularly those with relatively restricted budgets and a desire to create truly integrated and effective campaigns.
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Faena Forum hosts another year of Billboard Latin Music Week: Miami, featuring a variety of workshops, activations and concerts through the first week of October. Headlining performers of the event include Shakira, Fonseca, Maria Becerra, Manuel Turizo, Myke Towers, Sebastin Yatra and many more.
More than 20,000 fans attended the event's programming over the course of the week.Photo: Courtesy of BillboardIn the evenings, Billboard hosted its "En Vivo concert" series at Oasis Wynwood, presented in partnership with Burger King, Smirnoff, and Intel Evo. And because of the stormy weather conditions due to Hurricane Ian, two of the outdoor concerts were moved indoors to the Faena Theater inside the Faena Hotel. In addition, Billboard raised more than $170,000 for the American Red Cross to support hurricane relief efforts.
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