Vital Media Statistics

For the first time in 2013, there was more value in station trading on the radio side than on the television side – it was by far the biggest month for radio all year, while television lacked the kind of blockbuster deal that have been filed earlier.

It’s hard to call it a slow month when proposals to move over a billion dollars’ worth of broadcast inventory were filed with the FCC – but it definitely dialed down from the activity two previous months.

It’s time to do come catch-up in our ongoing effort to keep track of station trading during 2013. Today – the month of July, during which television cemented its dominance as the primary center of trading attention.

Chances are that when your radio regulars are seeking broadcast entertainment, and they do not happen to be in a vehicle, they are watching television. But what are they watching? This is a very good thing to know for a number of reasons, and thanks to the research wizards at Prosper Insights and analytics, we can pinpoint viewing habits four you. Today we look at old-skewing TV audiences.

Chances are that when your radio regulars are seeking broadcast entertainment, and they do not happen to be in a vehicle, they are watching television. But what are they watching? This is a very good thing to know for a number of reasons, and thanks to the research wizards at Prosper Insights and analytics, we can pinpoint viewing habits four you. Today we look at older-skewing radio audiences.

No matter how loyal they might be, it is highly unlikely that your primary TV fans watch your particular genre all the time. So where are they when they tune elsewhere? This is a very good thing to know for a number of reasons, and thanks to the research wizards at Prosper Insights and analytics, we can pinpoint viewing habits four you. Today we look at middle-skewing TV audiences.

Chances are that when your radio regulars are seeking broadcast entertainment, and they do not happen to be in a vehicle, they are watching television. But what are they watching? This is a very good thing to know for a number of reasons, and thanks to the research wizards at Prosper Insights and analytics, we can pinpoint viewing habits four you. Today we look at middle-skewing radio audiences.

No matter how loyal they might be, it is highly unlikely that your primary TV fans watch your particular genre all the time. So where are they when they tune elsewhere? This is a very good thing to know for a number of reasons, and thanks to the research wizards at Prosper Insights and analytics, we can pinpoint viewing habits four you. Today we look at young-skewing TV audiences.

Chances are that when your radio regulars are seeking broadcast entertainment, and they do not happen to be in a vehicle, they are watching television. But what are they watching? This is a very good thing to know for a number of reasons, and thanks to the research wizards at Prosper Insights and analytics, we can pinpoint viewing habits four you. Today we look at young-skewing radio audiences.

And here it is – part six of a six-part series tracking broadcast audiences across the radio dial. We’ve looked at the secondary radio choices of radio format audiences, and tracked young and middle-aged TV fans to their favorite radio destinations. Today, we conclude with older television fans.

Chasing your older radio audience across the dial Where do your core listeners go when they are listening to a different station? We have the answer to that question, and today we will apply it to the audiences of older-skewing format. Exclusive RBR-TVBR analysis of the in-depth research from Proper Insights and Analytics makes this possible. There are a number of strategic things you can do if you know where your wandering audience has wound up.

The thing about station trading is that it only takes one blockbuster to totally skew the results when looked at on a monthly basis – and that’s what happened in June. One deal was all it took to make the month by far the biggest in terms of value up to the time it was announced.

We’ve looked at where younger television fans go when they’re tuning in their radio, and now it’s time to take a look at the...

Most stations have a core audience that is with them almost all the time they are using the radio – but most stations also have to deal with the fact that their listeners also spend time with other stations using other formats. Now, exclusive RBR-TVBR analysis of the in-depth research from Proper Insights and Analytics will help you pinpoint the location of your audience when they’ve strayed off-format

Finding the radio faves of your young TV audience Chances are your loyal TV fans are not with you all the time; in fact, it is flat out guaranteed that they are tuned out when they are operating a vehicle. But at these moments, there is a very good chance they are listening to the radio. And with the help of the exhaustive research of Prosper Insights and Analytics, we can help you pinpoint their location. Today, a look a six young-skewing television audiences.