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Re: Urban Radio in Boston
- Subject: Re: Urban Radio in Boston
- From: LJNF40D@prodigy.com (BUMP MARTIN)
- Date: Fri, 12 Jun 1998 15:54:46, -0500
>
> << And some might consider WJMN Urban...albeit Rythmic Urban...and a
12-24
> demo. >>
>
>
> Um, I don't think so. WJMN has much broader appeal than just 12 to 24
.
I'm afraid not much broader.....!!!
According to "The Research Director" audience/diary research company...
"the 'Primary Demo of a station = the age cells that comprise 60% of a
stations audience."
60% of the audience is 12-24...making it their "Primary Demo".
WJMN is the *youngest* skewing station in the Arbitron.
> The
> station has a 7 share (12+) and is the number one music station in
town.
Just goes to show you what "kids" can do for 12+ #'s, due to their
disporportionate listening.
The same goes for 55+, 65+...
Teens and elders are the biggest users of radio.........but advertisers
don't seem to embrace them as they once did when "12+" was the whole
ratings story...
Look at talk stations that may appear to be #1 12+, but then drop outa
the top ten when you include all adults.
WVBF, as a top 40 station had a 7 share back in 80(?).... but they
changed format...cuz it was bottom heavy demographically.
WHTT is another example of a 7 share station that couldn't pay it's
bills.
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