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July 2023 Bay Area Radio PPM Ratings
- Thread starter HenryOchs
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Covering the survey period from Thu. 6/22/2023 thru Wed. 7/19/2023, age 6+ overall
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Top 5+ demo rankings analysis:
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25-54: 1. KOIT 2. KMEL 3. KISQ 4. KMVQ 5. KOSF (up from #15) 6. KIOI
18-34: 1. KMEL 2. KOIT 3. KISQ 4T. KMVQ 4T. KYLD 6T. KITS 6T. KLLC (up from #12)
18-49: 1. KOIT 2. KMEL 3. KISQ 4. KMVQ 5. KIOI
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Nielsen Audio PPM Monthly Ratings San Francisco (Market #6) Population: 6,600,600 Black: 430,500 – Hispanic: 1,605,200 Average Quarter Hour Share for Persons 6+, Mon-Sun 6AM-Mid All ratings are Copyright © 2005-2024 The Nielsen Company. All rights reserved. Nielsen radio audience estimates and...
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Top 5+ demo rankings analysis:
(scroll down to see San Francisco)
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25-54: 1. KOIT 2. KMEL 3. KISQ 4. KMVQ 5. KOSF (up from #15) 6. KIOI
18-34: 1. KMEL 2. KOIT 3. KISQ 4T. KMVQ 4T. KYLD 6T. KITS 6T. KLLC (up from #12)
18-49: 1. KOIT 2. KMEL 3. KISQ 4. KMVQ 5. KIOI
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Nielsen Audio PPM Monthly Ratings San Jose (Market #39) Population: 1,648,900 Black: 47,200 – Hispanic: 403,500 Average Quarter Hour Share for Persons 6+, Mon-Sun 6AM-Mid All ratings are Copyright © 2005-2024 The Nielsen Company. All rights reserved. Nielsen radio audience estimates and data are...
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I don't see that Los Angeles station in the San Francisco or San Jose ratings. Are you posting in the wrong forum?
See this series of posts from the July 2022 Bay Area Ratings thread that posed a similar question
re: KUSC showing in San Francisco ratings reports. David E. provides the likely answer:
re: KUSC showing in San Francisco ratings reports. David E. provides the likely answer:
Thanks. I swear I read that list up and down at least twice and never spotted KUSC. As for David's explanation, I wonder if the same phenomenon has ever shown up elsewhere. A Bostonian in Los Angeles, for example, wearing a PPM device, or a similar Miamian with business to conduct in Chicago. People travel for work or leisure all the time, and with just one meter wearer listening to a station for one quarter hour being enough to get that station a 0.1 "participation trophy" from Nielsen, I would think you'd see out-of-market anomalies in multiple books every month.
They "count" all listening by local participating residents in a given PPM market no matter where they are and what they listen to.
That shows up a lot if the out of market station is also PPM encoded. The problem is that often a metered person or family from a PPM markets goes on a trip to a diary market or unrated area. Their PPM will not detect anything, so no results can show in the PPM.
For example, a person or family group from LA goes to Santa Barbara or Palm Springs for a vacation. But stations in those markets are not encoded. So if the travelers have their meters with them, there will be no detections so nothing shows up.
Street Novelist
Banned
3.6! What a jump! So much for all the know-it-alls saying the format was dead. I just hope they can make a decent profit. 🙏
Keep in mind this station is playing a group of 20 currents, and the rest are classics from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s.
Street Novelist
Banned
That's why it sounds so great. They're mainly sticking to the 90's and early 00's.
Audacy flips Alice?
It backs up the other audacy stations well. It’s the only “pop” station.
Nobody makes format decisions---especially format change decisions---on 6+ numbers. It's revenue, followed by revenue, followed closely by revenue, and then, finally, revenue.
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