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Markets, last 7 days (net sale trend: last 28 days; click a market for its view over the same days)
Markets are countries: the visitor's country (the preview's), else where the book was shipped; EU (all) = France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany and the other EU countries. Order date basis (UTC days); previews and conversion by preview date. Ad spend days are the ad accounts' own days. CM2 = net sale minus print, fees, staff, admin and AWS (GPU servers, their disks, data transfer, AI models in use); CM3 = CM2 minus Meta, Google and creator books. After all AWS = CM3 minus the AWS no order carries: platform (database, stored images, the main servers' disks, monitoring) and studies (research AI runs) - for the whole business only, never by market. The cards' "vs last year" is the same weekdays 364 days back (a Sunday meets last year's Sunday), so it can differ from Economics' year on year, which meets the same dates.
Preview date basis: the previews made in the period and what they went on to buy, so a recent period's ordered rates are still rising - of the orders previews bring, about 87% come within a day, 92% within 3 days and 96% within a week (Jun-Aug 2026). Yesterday's rates rise by roughly a tenth over the next days, and its comparison with the period before (which has had longer) reads low. Saved = saved the preview with an email; tapped buy = pressed a buy button. Rows with fewer than 50 previews are left out of the table by cut.
Year on year
Year on year sets the period against the same dates a year earlier, for the same market: a month meets the same month. Pulse, Explore and Funnel compare the same weekdays instead, 364 days back, so their "vs last year" can differ from this table (a Sunday there meets last year's Sunday, here the same date). The order table starts on 1 Sep 2025, so nothing before that day can be compared. Green = better for profit: a cost that grew shows red.
Provisional = still waiting for a refund window, a month-end exchange rate, a settled AWS day or a Cloudprinter invoice line.