It's not really surprising, for decades KOIT was #1 by being one of the softer AC stations. 98.1 the breeze is pretty much the old KOIT.Wow, the Breeze continues to be a successful station. Soft AC as a format has been a mixed success nationwide, yet The Breeze/KISQ continues to post really good numbers (not just for 6+, but also for 18-34, 18-49, and 25-54). And KISQ is softer than even WDUV.
Many ACs were softer 20 years ago, so I'm not sure if KOIT stood out as being among the softest back then.It's not really surprising, for decades KOIT was #1 by being one of the softer AC stations. 98.1 the breeze is pretty much the old KOIT.
KISQ seems to have a cume game in mind while it appears many of the soft ACs of late are relying on TSL. KISQ is #2 in cume. Up the road in Sacramento, KBEB has about half the cume of the long-time AC KYMX. KBEB has 85% the AQH share of KYMX, so TSL is the savior. KSWD in Seattle has only about 60% of the cume of KRWM, but has 85% the AQH share of KRWM.Wow, the Breeze continues to be a successful station. Soft AC as a format has been a mixed success nationwide, yet The Breeze/KISQ continues to post really good numbers (not just for 6+, but also for 18-34, 18-49, and 25-54). And KISQ is softer than even WDUV.
But those that buy ads look almost totally and exclusively at AQH persons or AQH rating, not cume.KISQ seems to have a cume game in mind while it appears many of the soft ACs of late are relying on TSL. KISQ is #2 in cume. Up the road in Sacramento, KBEB has about half the cume of the long-time AC KYMX. KBEB has 85% the AQH share of KYMX, so TSL is the savior. KSWD in Seattle has only about 60% of the cume of KRWM, but has 85% the AQH share of KRWM.
Usual disclaimer that this is all based on 6+, so who knows what's really happening in-demo.
Anyone who has the data is contractually prohibited from distributing it other than sales presentations. We could give you stand-alone rank, but not share or rating.Do you guys by any chance have the teen, 18-34, 18-49 and the 25-54 numbers for KYLD?
18-34: #1 (tie with KMEL)I'll settle for that.
WDUV isn't really a soft AC. It's a gold pop classic hits station IMO.Wow, the Breeze continues to be a successful station. Soft AC as a format has been a mixed success nationwide, yet The Breeze/KISQ continues to post really good numbers (not just for 6+, but also for 18-34, 18-49, and 25-54). And KISQ is softer than even WDUV.
Not that either. Like sister WFEZ in Miami, it is a slightly less current based traditional AC than WLYF in Miami. Demographically, WFEZ performs almost identically to WFEZWDUV isn't really a soft AC. It's a gold pop classic hits station IMO.
Yes, we all know this. It was simply a general observation of what seems to be driving each Soft AC's overall 6+ AQH in different markets based solely on the limited public information.But those that buy ads look almost totally and exclusively at AQH persons or AQH rating, not cume.