They started focusing a little more heavy on 90s and 2000s Alternative than they already were at some point in the last several months. They still play 80s Rock but give or take a lot of Green Day, Garbage, Linkin Park, Blink 182, White Stripes, Sublime, No Doubt, Nirvana, Oasis, Stone Temple Pilots. Seems 50/50 on 80s and 90s-2000s lately. I always run into them playing one of these artists when scanning aroundI'm not much of a follower of the Active Rock/Mainstream Rock formats, but WCHI-FM seems to be making the right adjustments, as they're now tied for 2nd 25-54.
As I have mentioned before, Nielsen is suffering from inadequate panel size, disproportional demos and even from lack of meters due to the global supply chain issues and the shortage of chips. Take all ratings with a grain of salt.Wow, WXRT is in 6th place.
Is this the best it's ever been in the ratings?
Are the advertisers and agencies sharing that skepticism? If so, are they ignoring the numbers they're being fed and allocating ad spending based on their gut-level perceptions of what the ratings SHOULD be?As I have mentioned before, Nielsen is suffering from inadequate panel size, disproportional demos and even from lack of meters due to the global supply chain issues and the shortage of chips. Take all ratings with a grain of salt.
August 2013 was the last time 95.5 cracked a 3 share.When did the 95.5 frequency last crack a 3 share 6+? Has it since WNUA?
Research Director Inc., Exclusive March '22 PPM Analysis for New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco And Dallas-Fort WorthThe gains of Rock 95.5 are impressive. I think the Metallica concert promotion they did late last year really helped their cause.
Is the claim of a second place tie in A25 - 54 for real? I am very skeptical of that. A second place tie in MEN 25 - 54 would be more believable.
101.1 is getting it from both sides - 93.1 on one side and 95.5 from the other side. Not sure if WKQX even has a legitimate "right to exist" anymore.
No, they are not ignoring and through the MRC have protested. But there Is no alternative.Are the advertisers and agencies sharing that skepticism? If so, are they ignoring the numbers they're being fed and allocating ad spending based on their gut-level perceptions of what the ratings SHOULD be?
I got potato chips and tortilla chips the other day at Shop Rite what are you talking about lolAs I have mentioned before, Nielsen is suffering from inadequate panel size, disproportional demos and even from lack of meters due to the global supply chain issues and the shortage of chips. Take all ratings with a grain of salt.
And now we know why they spent four years trying to get the Q101 branding back, efforts that probably accelerated once 95.5 flipped to mainstream/“neo-classic” rock.101.1 is getting it from both sides - 93.1 on one side and 95.5 from the other side. Not sure if WKQX even has a legitimate "right to exist" anymore.
The gains of Rock 95.5 are impressive. I think the Metallica concert promotion they did late last year really helped their cause.