Wedding Pros who are ready to grow - with Becca Pountney
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| 10/15/26 | Wedding venue marketing, what actually works? With Jonathan Aymin | Show notes:In this episode, I’m joined by Jonathan Aymin, Founder and CEO of Common Sense Events, a venue management company in the US. Jonathan also hosts the VenueRx podcast and founded the Wedding and Event Venue Association, so he brings a wealth of experience and some refreshingly honest insights into running and growing a venue business. We chat about Jonathan’s journey into the wedding industry, from starting a staffing company to managing wedding venues across the US, and why being successful in this industry takes far more than simply having a beautiful space.We also get into the practical side of marketing. Jonathan explains why he doesn’t believe in writing off a platform just because it hasn’t worked for another business, and why looking at your own numbers is essential when deciding where to invest your time and money. From wedding directories and Google Ads to Meta, TikTok and AI-driven referrals, we explore why different platforms can work differently depending on your venue and your ideal client.One of my favourite parts of this conversation is our discussion about consistency. It can be tempting to give up when your marketing doesn’t seem to be generating immediate results, but couples may be watching your content for months before they’re ready to enquire. Jonathan explains why it’s important to keep showing up, track your results and look at the bigger picture rather than reacting to every individual post or quiet week.Common Sense EventsThe Venue RX podcastThe Venue RX InstagramTime stamps:03:53 - From Fired to Founder — Jonathan's Journey into Hospitality and Venue Management19:20 - What marketing is actually working for venues?34:02 - Measuring Social Media Success: What Metrics to Track45:11 - People First: Turning Authenticity into Hiring and Culture54:05 - Balancing Family and Work: Life with Seven Children01:08:54 - Final takeaways: Track your data and next stepsMentioned in this episode:Discover Venue AI for yourselfLooking to take your venue into the future? Why not take a look at Venue AI for yourself. Find out more or book a demo now. | 1h 10m 09s | ||||||
| 10/8/26 | How to make the internet like you. With Vivienne Wagner | Show notes:What happens when your ideal client stops Googling and starts asking AI who they should book?In this episode of Wedding Pros Who Are Ready to Grow, I’m chatting with Vivienne Wagner, CEO of Houndstooth Media Group, about the changing world of SEO, AI search and what it means for wedding businesses. Vivienne shares how she went from blogger to running a digital marketing agency with a team of specialists, and why the lessons she learned from building an audience still apply today.We talk about why blogging is still worth doing, how evergreen content can continue bringing people to your website years after you publish it, and why being clear about who you serve is more important than trying to chase every new marketing trend. We also get into the increasingly important relationship between SEO and AI search. Vivienne explains why SEO remains the foundation, but why simply being visible isn't enough anymore. AI is increasingly interpreting information from your website, social media, Google Business Profile and reviews to decide which businesses it recommends.One of my favourite parts of the conversation is the practical advice around Google Reviews. Rather than simply replying with "Thanks so much", Vivienne explains how your responses can reinforce what you do, who you serve and the experience you provide.Follow Vivienne on LinkedinFollow on InstagramWatch the FREE Bridal AIO WebinarTime Stamps:00:08 - Episode intro — Meet Vivian Wagner & what to expect01:52 - Vivienne's Journey: From Politics to Blogging and SEO37:13 - Consumers trusting AI: where decisions and sales happen (and how businesses stay trustworthy)42:31 - Pricing Strategy & AI: Transparency, Positioning, and Schema53:26 - AI Was Coming: Lessons and Predictions for BusinessMentioned in this episode:Find out more about Venue AIReady to embrace AI in your wedding venue? Take some time to find out more about Venue AI or book a free demo.Find out more about Venue AI | 57m 03s | ||||||
| 10/1/26 | Lessons from a disabled bride to be. With Charlotte Rowe | Show notes: What does accessibility really look like in the wedding industry?This week, I’m chatting to Charlotte Rowe, founder of The Unseen Weddings, about her experience of planning her own wedding as a disabled bride and the lack of accessibility and representation she has encountered along the way.From struggling to find genuinely accessible venues to seeing very little representation at wedding shows, Charlotte shares some of the experiences that inspired her to start The Unseen Weddings project.We talk about why simply describing somewhere as “wheelchair accessible” isn’t always enough, why asking couples what they actually need is so important, and how accessibility can look completely different from person to person.And it isn’t just about venues. We explore what photographers, florists, DJs, planners and other wedding professionals can do to make their businesses more inclusive; from asking better questions during consultations to thinking about sensory needs, mobility aids, photography and representation.Charlotte also shares some of the positive experiences she’s had, including a wonderfully accessible engagement experience at the Sea Life Centre, and explains her plans to create a directory of wedding suppliers who are committed to learning, listening and doing better.If you’re a wedding professional, I hope this episode makes you stop and think about your own business and the small changes you could make to create a more accessible experience.Unseen Weddings InstagramTime stamps:00:57 - Charlotte Rowe — Founder of Unseen Weddings08:45 - Sea Life Center: Accessibility Done Right13:31 - Directories and Accessibility: Finding Accessible Wedding Venues22:28 - When Wedding Planning Doesn't Reflect You: Realising You're Unseen26:00 - Turning Frustration into Action — Starting Unseen Weddings32:10 - Creating an Inclusive Supplier Directory and Accessible Events39:34 - Asking About Accessibility: How Suppliers Should Start the Conversation45:26 - A Word of Caution: Who Should Get InvolvedMentioned in this episode:Discover Venue AI for yourselfReady to take your Venue Team into the future? Take a look at what Venue AI has to offer, find out more or book a demo now.Find out more about Venue AI | 50m 46s | ||||||
| 9/24/26 | Breaking down barriers and finding success. With Lianne Cole | Show notes:In this episode, I’m chatting to Lianne Cole, a female wedding DJ, live vocalist and entertainer who is right at the beginning of her journey in the wedding industry.Lianne’s route into weddings hasn’t exactly been a straightforward one. With a Master’s in opera performance behind her, she’s worked across a whole mix of different industries and businesses before finding her way into DJing and entertainment. She now brings together her love of performing and her passion for music through LMC, combining live vocals with high-energy DJ sets.We talk about what it’s actually like trying to establish yourself when you’re new to the wedding industry, particularly as a female DJ in what has traditionally been a very male-dominated space.Lianne shares some of the challenges she’s come up against, from seeing the same male DJs repeatedly recommended in local wedding groups to feeling like female DJs can sometimes be brought in simply to tick a box. We also talk about why visibility matters, the importance of having more women represented in the industry and how venues and suppliers could help create more opportunities for people who are newer to the wedding world.Lianne's TikTokTime stamps:01:37 - Leanne's Background & Opera Journey13:57 - Gender and the DJ Industry: Women in Opera, Weddings, and Beyond19:41 - Confronting Sexual Harassment in the Industry27:34 - Unearthing the Gender Gap: Getting On Venue Supplier Lists35:16 - Marketing on a Shoestring: Visibility Strategies for New DJsMentioned in this episode:Discover Venue AI for yourselfLooking to take your venue into the future? Why not take a look at Venue AI for yourself. Find out more or book a demo now. | 43m 45s | ||||||
| 9/17/26 | Balancing a full time career with your business. With Ade Tokan | Show notes:This week, I'm chatting to Ade, a wedding MC and celebrant based in London and working worldwide, about exactly that. Ade has built a hugely successful wedding business, with 50 weddings this year, while continuing to work full time as a management consultant. His journey into the wedding industry was almost accidental, starting when friends asked him to MC their wedding in Athens. Five years later, he's worked on weddings around the world and has even been featured in publications including The New York Times and Vogue Weddings.If you're currently juggling a wedding business alongside another job, wondering whether you're ready to go full time, or simply trying to figure out what makes your business different, I think you're going to get a lot from this episode.New York Times articleTime stamps:09:55 - Benefits to Couples: Guest Experience & Value19:37 - Breaking Down 50 Weddings: Where Clients Come From28:20 - When Time Becomes Precious: Balancing a 9-to-5 and a Wedding Business40:00 - The Pipeline: When to Quit and Go Full-Time51:52 - What I Wish I'd Known Sooner — Essential Business AdviceMentioned in this episode:Find out more about Venue AIReady to embrace AI in your wedding venue? Take some time to find out more about Venue AI or book a free demo.Find out more about Venue AI | 56m 27s | ||||||
| 9/10/26 | wedding photographywork-life balance+3 | Ollie Knight | Framed | Canterbury | wedding photographyOllie Knight+3 | — | 58m 33s | ||
| 9/3/26 | wedding venuescustomer experience+5 | Stephanie Betts | Port Lympne Reserve | Kent | wedding venueanimal park+5 | — | 1h 04m 20s | ||
| 8/27/26 | AI in marketingwedding business+4 | — | — | — | AI marketingwedding industry+3 | — | 31m 29s | ||
| 8/20/26 | luxury wedding planningcareer transitions+3 | Lee Clubb-Sansom | Sarah HaywoodMcQueens Flowers+4 | — | luxury wedding plannerevent planning+3 | — | 55m 11s | ||
| 8/13/26 | marriage lawwedding industry+4 | Zadie Ward | Ceremonies by Zadie | EnglandWales | marriage lawwedding industry+4 | — | 1h 02m 23s | ||
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| 8/6/26 | marketingcopywriting+3 | Delia Monk | Delia’s InstagramUnapologetic entrepreneurship podcast | — | messaging strategistconversion copywriter+3 | — | 1h 09m 36s | ||
| 7/30/26 | wedding showcasevenue experience+3 | Nina Beer | Bugle House | Southampton | wedding showcasevenue management+3 | — | 57m 40s | ||
| 7/23/26 | wedding businesssummer holidays+3 | — | — | UK | wedding businesssummer holidays+3 | — | 25m 02s | ||
| 7/16/26 | financial coachingwedding business+5 | Sally O'Gara | Free Guide - Where is the money going?LinkedIn+1 | — | wedding businessfinancial coaching+5 | — | 52m 56s | ||
| 7/9/26 | wedding businessnetworking+3 | Lee Russell | LR Disco EntertainmentClub 150 | — | wedding DJbusiness growth+3 | — | 56m 09s | ||
| 7/2/26 | A decade of data you need to know about. With Damian Bailey | Show notes:This week I'm joined by Damian Bailey, founder of The Wedding Industry Awards, for a fascinating conversation about data.After surveying more than 32,000 UK couples over the last decade, Damian and his team have released a brand-new industry report packed with insights into how weddings have changed and, more importantly, what that means for wedding businesses today.We discuss why fewer enquiries don't necessarily mean fewer bookings, why reviews are more important than ever, how couples are really finding their suppliers, and what the data tells us about pricing, mobile-first marketing and changing consumer behaviour.If you've ever wondered whether what you're experiencing in your business is just happening to you, or whether it's part of a wider industry trend, this episode is full of evidence-based insights that will help you make more confident business decisions.The Wedding Industry Awards report The Wedding industry awards InstagramTime stamps:Chapters:00:05 - Understanding the Value of Service00:57 - Introduction to Data in the Wedding Industry11:53 - Understanding Wedding Economics: Trends and Insights13:58 - The Shift to Mobile: Adapting Wedding Business Strategies24:57 - The Importance of Reviews in a Trust Recession29:32 - The Importance of Reviews in the Wedding Industry35:43 - The Shift in Wedding Dress Advertising40:41 - The Changing Landscape of Wedding Financing45:50 - Future Directions for the Annual Report51:46 - The Importance of Community in BusinessMentioned in this episode:Club 150 - The Wedding Pro Members LoungeIf you're tired of running your wedding business alone, this is the community for you. An intimate, supportive membership capped at just 150 members, with weekly coaching, expert masterclasses, and a private group of wedding pros who genuinely want to see you succeed. Find out more now!Wedding Pro Members Lounge | 55m 19s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | Luck or hard work - going viral on TikTok? With Georgie Mitchell | Show notes:This week, I'm joined by Georgina Rose, founder of Georgina Rose Events, creator of The Secret Society of Brides podcast, author, content creator and one of the wedding industry's biggest advocates for TikTok marketing.If you've ever wondered whether it's too late to start creating content, whether TikTok is worth your time, or how to build a business that creates multiple income streams, this episode is for you.Georgina shares her unconventional journey into the wedding industry, from leaving university after three months to growing a business that now delivers over 100 weddings a year with the support of her team.We dive into the viral Newlyweds Podcast moment that put her in front of millions of people, why she believes success isn't luck, and how strategic marketing decisions can completely transform your business.Georgie's TikTokGeorgie's InstagramSecret Society of Brides InstagramTime stamps:00:07 - Introduction to Wedding Marketing04:48 - The Journey to Wedding Planning14:06 - The Power of Personality in Social Media Marketing36:22 - Starting a Podcast: The Journey Begins42:55 - Navigating Business Partnerships49:19 - Navigating TikTok: The Good, The Bad, and The BusinessMentioned in this episode:Join Club 150 - The Wedding Pro Members LoungeThe Wedding Pro Members Lounge is my private membership community for wedding business owners and venues, offering weekly coaching with Becca, monthly masterclasses, and an on-demand training vault. Club 150 because there's only ever a maximum of 150 members inside! When the 150 seats are gone, the doors close. Join now and experience the community for yourself.Wedding Pro Members Lounge | 1h 00m 40s | ||||||
| 6/18/26 | How to stay successful for decades. With Kevin Dennis | Show notes:What does it really take to build a wedding business that lasts for more than 30 years?In this episode, I'm delighted to welcome Kevin Dennis back onto the podcast. Kevin was actually a guest back in 2024 and since then, this podcast has become award-winning, so it felt like the perfect time to invite him back for another conversation. Kevin is the founder of Fantasy Sound Event Services, Wedding IQ and host of the Mind Your Wedding Business podcast. With more than three decades in the wedding industry, he's seen huge changes in how couples plan their weddings, how businesses market themselves and how technology is shaping the future of our industry. We dive into what it really takes to stay relevant over the long term, why relationships and networking still matter more than ever and how to embrace new technology without losing the human side of your business.Fantasy Sounds Event ServicesWedding IQMind Your Wedding Business podcastTime stamps:00:29 - Setting Boundaries for Better Work-Life Balance08:01 - The Journey of a Wedding Professional18:38 - Networking in the Wedding Industry28:28 - Embracing Technology in the Wedding Industry34:23 - Exploring CRM Systems and AI Tools52:38 - The Impact of AI on Technology Integration53:01 - The Impact of AI on Podcast PitchesMentioned in this episode:Club 150 - Wedding Pro Members LoungeA private membership for wedding business owners and venues who are ready to invest in their growth. Weekly coaching from Becca, monthly guest masterclasses, and a full on-demand training vault, all inside a community capped at just 150 members. Find out moreWedding Pro Members Lounge | 1h 03m 09s | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | How to overcome the fear of being on camera. With Christian Baker | Show notes:In this week's episode, I'm joined by high-performance mindset coach and hypnotherapist Christian Baker to unpack the mindset blocks that hold so many wedding professionals back.We discuss why even the most successful business owners struggle with self-doubt, how limiting beliefs are formed, and why your brain is often working hard to keep you safely stuck where you are. Christian shares practical strategies for overcoming overthinking, building confidence, and finally showing up consistently on camera.Christian's InstagramCamera confidence with Christian BakerTime stamps:00:00 - Understanding the Three W's02:25 - The Journey into Hypnotherapy10:24 - The Importance of Mindset in Business and Life18:25 - Understanding Limiting Beliefs28:31 - Overcoming Limiting Beliefs and Building Confidence35:44 - Understanding Avoidance Strategies in Social Media Engagement43:32 - Practical Tips for Overcoming Video Anxiety45:49 - The Power of Reframing in Business55:17 - Mindset and Social Media SuccessMentioned in this episode:Club 150 - The Wedding Pro Members LoungeIf you're tired of running your wedding business alone, this is the community for you. An intimate, supportive membership capped at just 150 members, with weekly coaching, expert masterclasses, and a private group of wedding pros who genuinely want to see you succeed. Find out more now!Wedding Pro Members Lounge | 56m 43s | ||||||
| 6/4/26 | Website mistakes you need to stop making. With Amber Lucas | Show notes: How do you feel when someone lands on your website?Proud? Excited? Confident?Or do you secretly hope nobody looks at it too closely?In this week's episode, I'm joined by Amber from calluna&thyme, who helps wedding professionals create websites that don't just look beautiful but actually work hard for their businesses. After spending 14 years working within the wedding industry, Amber understands exactly what couples are looking for when they're searching for their wedding suppliers, and why so many wedding pros end up with websites that no longer reflect who they are or the level of service they offer.We dive into the biggest website mistakes we both see time and time again, from talking too much about ourselves, to confusing navigation, weak call-to-actions and websites that leave potential clients unsure of what to do next.We also discuss why your website should be much more than an online portfolio, how to create a better experience for visitors, and why keeping your website updated could make a bigger difference to your enquiries than you realise.Whether you're planning a complete redesign, considering a website template, or simply want to improve what you've already got, Amber shares plenty of practical advice you can put into action straight away.Time stamps:04:00 - The Transition to Full-Time Entrepreneurship11:24 - Website Design Mistakes in the Wedding Business17:56 - The Importance of Clear Calls to Action on Your Website25:17 - Updating Website Images for Weddings37:30 - Choosing the Right Website Platform: Showit vs Others41:41 - Choosing the Right Website Template for Your Business49:42 - Collaborative Website StrategiesMentioned in this episode:Join Club 150 - The Wedding Pro Members LoungeThe Wedding Pro Members Lounge is my private membership community for wedding business owners and venues, offering weekly coaching with Becca, monthly masterclasses, and an on-demand training vault. Club 150 because there's only ever a maximum of 150 members inside! When the 150 seats are gone, the doors close. Join now and experience the community for yourself.Wedding Pro Members Lounge | 54m 40s | ||||||
| 5/28/26 | Why every Wed Pro needs to be a good speaker. With Chris Binns | Show notes:This week on the podcast, I am joined by wedding DJ, MC and speaker Chris Binns to talk about why public speaking is such an important skill for every wedding professional — not just DJs and hosts.From speaking confidently on social media to holding the energy in a room on a wedding day, Chris shares how improving your communication skills can completely transform your business, confidence and client experience. Chris opens up about his journey from construction project management into weddings, how he built confidence behind the microphone, and the mistakes and lessons that shaped his career. Together, we discussed authenticity, networking, social media confidence, stage presence, and why so many wedding pros are holding themselves back by being afraid to show up online.Chris' websiteChris' speaking websiteHitched podcast episode!MC energy indexTime stamps:00:21 - Introduction to Wedding Business Marketing02:02 - The Journey of a DJ: From Bedroom to Weddings18:23 - The Importance of Authenticity in Performance24:52 - Navigating Authenticity in Marketing29:50 - The Importance of Data in Marketing Decisions51:10 - Understanding MC Energy Types54:40 - Identifying Your MC Style and AuthenticityMentioned in this episode:The TikTok Pro Course is back this June!Has Tiktok been on your to do list for a while? Are you scared of the platform, or just using it as a place to reshare Instagram videos? TikTok and Instagram are not the same. This June our much loved LIVE TikTok course is back, so take a look and join in.TikTok Pro | 1h 02m 05s | ||||||
| 5/21/26 | Do couples still book via Hitched? With Chloe Lansdowne | Show notes:This week on the podcast, I’m joined by Chloe Lansdowne, Head of Marketing at Hitched, to chat about what couples are really looking for when they search for wedding suppliers online.We talk about why great photos and clear, detailed listings matter so much when it comes to attracting the right enquiries, and how couples are making decisions in a world where they’re constantly overwhelmed with choice. Chloe shares some brilliant insight into how wedding businesses can stand out by building trust, showing personality and creating an emotional connection through their marketing. We also dive into how platforms like Hitched can help boost visibility, what makes a supplier profile actually work, and the small changes that can make a big difference to the quality of leads you receive.HitchedHitched - InstagramTime stamps:00:39 - Introduction to Wedding Marketing Strategies01:00 - Introduction to Wedding Marketing and Planning12:19 - Navigating Vendor Relationships in Wedding Planning14:55 - The Importance of Niche Marketing in the Wedding Industry23:52 - The Changing Landscape of Wedding Vendor Marketing26:14 - Understanding the Importance of Listings in Wedding Vendor Success34:25 - Vendor Visibility and Marketing Strategies37:49 - Navigating Communication and Avoiding Ghosting46:02 - The Fast-Paced World of MarketingMentioned in this episode:The TikTok Pro Course is back this June!Has Tiktok been on your to do list for a while? Are you scared of the platform, or just using it as a place to reshare Instagram videos? TikTok and Instagram are not the same. This June our much loved LIVE TikTok course is back, so take a look and join in.TikTok Pro | 48m 34s | ||||||
| 5/14/26 | How data and market research creates venue success. With Wenna Hicks | Show notes:This week on the podcast, I’m speaking to venue consultant and co-owner of The Barn at Pengelly, Wenna Hicks, about wedding venue success and how data-driven decisions can transform bookings and business growth.We explore Wenna’s journey from corporate consulting into the wedding industry and how she applies strategic thinking, market research, and customer insights to improve venue performance. We also discuss pricing strategy, CRM systems, social media marketing, supplier relationships, and the importance of transparency in increasing wedding venue bookings.The Barn at Pengelly InstagramElevate venue consultancyTime stamps:00:02 - The Importance of Transparency in Venue Marketing01:44 - The Journey from Corporate Consulting to Wedding Venue Owner09:22 - The Journey to First Bookings14:17 - Challenges and Growth in Business Operations26:05 - Navigating Pricing Strategies in the Wedding Industry31:01 - Building Relationships with Suppliers34:55 - The Role of Social Media in Modern Marketing42:55 - Investing in Business Education and Networking47:36 - The Importance of Mindset in Business GrowthMentioned in this episode:The TikTok Pro Course is back this June!Has Tiktok been on your to do list for a while? Are you scared of the platform, or just using it as a place to reshare Instagram videos? TikTok and Instagram are not the same. This June our much loved LIVE TikTok course is back, so take a look and join in.TikTok Pro | 49m 54s | ||||||
| 5/7/26 | Why is marketing always the first thing you drop? With Tayler Cusick-Hollman | Show notes:This week on the podcast I caught up with Tayler Cusick-Hollman, founder of Enji and a great industry friend of mine! We explore the tendency of business owners to cling to familiar practices, even when they yield diminishing returns, highlighting the necessity for innovation in response to market shifts. Additionally, we delve into the concept of the "trust recession," a phenomenon impacting customer perceptions and the imperative for authenticity in marketing efforts. As we navigate through these topics, we aim to provide actionable insights that empower our listeners to embrace change and enhance their marketing effectiveness.Taylers InstagramEnji's websiteTime stamps:06:16 - Understanding the Trust Recession in Marketing20:02 - The Reality of Marketing in the Wedding Industry29:31 - The Importance of Consistency in Marketing37:09 - The Importance of Effective Marketing Tools54:56 - The Importance of Continuing Education and CommunityMentioned in this episode:The TikTok Pro Course is back this June!Has Tiktok been on your to do list for a while? Are you scared of the platform, or just using it as a place to reshare Instagram videos? TikTok and Instagram are not the same. This June our much loved LIVE TikTok course is back, so take a look and join in.TikTok Pro | 1h 01m 40s | ||||||
| 4/30/26 | Is Bridebook still relevant in 2026? With Zoe Burke | Show notes:This week on the podcast I'm chatting to Zoe Burke, the global head of brand content and social at Bridebook. We delved into the complexities that couples face when navigating the amount of options available to them. Drawing from her extensive experience in the wedding industry, Zoe emphasises the importance of personalisation and the evolving role of directories in facilitating vendor selection.Industry reportZoe's Instagram Zoe's TiktokTime stamps: 00:02 - Navigating the Wedding Planning Process00:37 - The Journey into the Wedding Industry16:39 - Understanding the Modern Wedding Directory Landscape27:21 - Understanding Couples' Expectations in Wedding Planning38:18 - The Importance of Personal Connection in MarketingMentioned in this episode:The TikTok Pro Course is back this June!Has Tiktok been on your to do list for a while? Are you scared of the platform, or just using it as a place to reshare Instagram videos? TikTok and Instagram are not the same. This June our much loved LIVE TikTok course is back, so take a look and join in.TikTok Pro | 43m 40s | ||||||
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Chart history for Wedding Pros who are ready to grow - with Becca Pountney
Peaked at #177 in Ireland, currently #177 in Ireland.
| Market | Genre | Peak | Current | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ireland | — | #177 | #177 | — |
| United Kingdom | — | #196 | #196 | — |
Chart Positions
2 placements across 2 markets.
Chart Positions
2 placements across 2 markets.