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Re: Total yearly hits' stats for an investor's kit

Hi regarding StarMeter stats, I calculated the past year of five cast with narrator, and our cast stats hits were at 1.47 billion, how do I confirm I calculated this correctly? I added up each week total for 52 weeks for each cast member, does that reflect accurate stats, I am doing this for an investor package, can anyone confirm if there is a way to get all cast's year's totals of StarMeter hits from IMDB without having to calculate? Weekly or peak 13 million stats do not reflect the year's totals of my entire cast, nor does the average ever reflect the past year total of any cast member. What am I missing here?

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@Col_Needham​ not sure I copy that, if I went through each week of a cast member's stats and wrote the total of that week down each week methodically in each month for 52 weeks you are saying it does not represent the total year's hits? So then what does it represent? This is not seeming logical to me so far, curious here, is that not what the graph represents?

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@Col_Needham​ it says based on algorithms, so are they not hits, then train of thought is if they are not hits, what the heck are they what do I tell potential investors 1.47 billion for the year represents, or is it just not accurate and nowhere near actual statistical information? It does not explain, your link is too general for what I am asking here and the link is rather vague about it all.

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Maybe you can let me know which lower numbers you refer to in an example just to demo it. The weekly stats I thought were weekly stats, just trying to nail it down here to explain it to others, too.