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- How do I get 69 cent songs on iTunes?
- Is there any free songs on iTunes?
- Why are some songs 69 cents on iTunes?
- How much do iTunes songs cost?
How do I get 69 cent songs on iTunes?
Open the iTunes app on your device. Click on the music tab at the bottom of the screen. Then type "69 cent songs" in the search box at the top of the page. The first block of results will be individual songs.
Is there any free songs on iTunes?
Apple today added a new "Free on iTunes" section in the iTunes Store, featuring free downloads of songs and full length TV episodes. The section replaces Apple's "iTunes Single of the Week", which previously offered free songs from popular and indie music artists.
Why are some songs 69 cents on iTunes?
Conversely, a song discounted to 69¢ from 99¢ would have to increase the number of downloads by over 44% to justify the discount. That is why, prior to this policy, there were so few takers of the 69¢ option. Labels, in short, chose to price most of their music at 99¢ or $1.29.
How much do iTunes songs cost?
Music. A song usually costs 99¢; however, for songs with high popularity, the price is usually raised to $1.29. By default, songs that are more than 10 minutes are considered "Album Only"; distributors also have the power to make a song "Album Only." For special offers, song prices can be dropped to 69¢ or free.
