SCA Digital Ratings - April 2015
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SCA Digital's April ratings report showed: 1) SCA network traffic increased 145% year-over-year to 323,428 average daily unique browsers, driven by shows, social media, sports, and mobile browsing. 2) Today's Hit Network traffic increased 181% to 216,291 browsers, also driven by shows, social media, celebrities, and mobile. 3) Triple M Network traffic increased 84% to 90,365 browsers, driven by AFL, NRL, social media, and mobile.
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- 1. APRIL 2015 statistics sourced from: MONTHLY RATINGS digital.scaengage.com.au
- 2. SCA DIGITAL – APRIL DIGITAL RATINGS INTRO Slide 3 Commercial Radio Groups Unique Audience Slide 4 Commercial Radio Brands Unique Audience Slide 5 SCA Network April Digital Traffic Slide 6 Today’s Hit Network April Digital Traffic Slide 7 Triple M Network April Digital Traffic ALL DEVICES Slide 9 Australian Publishers (All Devices) Slide 10 Browsing Momentum – MAR 2014 to MAR 2015 Slide 11 Multi-Category Entmt Brands (All Devices) Slide 12 Top Radio Brands (All devices) MOBILE Slide 14 Mobile Publishers Slide 15 Multi-Category Entmt Mobile Brands Slide 16 Mobile Radio Brands in Australia Slide 17 Mobile Share of Daily SCA Radio Browsing DEMOGRAPHICS Slide 19 SCA Audience Profile Slide 20 Today’s Hit network Audience Profile Slide 21 Triple M Network Audience Profile
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