SCA Digital - March 2014 Ratings
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This document contains analytics data from Nielsen and Google on radio station and network traffic for March 2013-2014. It shows: - SCA Network traffic increased 228% year-over-year in unique browsers to 2.75 million, the highest month ever, driven by shows, social media, sports, celebrities and mobile. - Today Network traffic increased 106% in unique visitors to 1.86 million, also the highest month ever, driven by similar factors. - Triple M Network traffic increased 121% in unique visitors to 954,573, its highest month ever, driven by AFL, NRL, social media, rock news and mobile. - Mix 94.5 and LocalWorks traffic
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- 2. SCA DIGITAL – MARCH RATINGS INDEX Slide 3 SCA Network Australian Monthly Unique Browsers Slide 4 Today Network Australian Monthly Unique Visitors Slide 5 Triple M Network Australian Monthly Unique Visitors Slide 6 Mix 94.5 & LocalWorks Australian Monthly Unique Visitors Slide 7 % Reach of Commercial Radio Unique Audience (UA) ALL DEVICES Slide 9 Top 30 Australian Publishers (All Devices) Slide 10 National % Cume Share – Radio Brands (All devices) Slide 11 National % Cume Share – Radio Groups Slide 12 Radio Brands & Networks Cume Conversion Slide 13 Sydney Radio Brands & Networks - NSW Slide 14 Melbourne Radio Brands & Networks - VIC Slide 15 Brisbane Radio Brands & Networks - QLD Slide 16 Perth Radio Brands & Networks – WA Slide 17 Adelaide Radio Brands & Networks – SA MOBILE Slide 19 Top 30 Australian Mobile Publishers Slide 20 National % Cume Share – Mobile Radio Brands Slide 21 Top 30 Mobile Optimised Publishers in Australia Slide 22 Mobile Share of Daily Radio Browsing – Today Network Slide 23 Mobile Share of Daily Radio Browsing – Triple M Network SOCIAL Slide 25 SCA Social Radio Stats Slide 26 People Talking About on Facebook – Radio Companies Slide 27 People Talking About on Facebook – Radio – Sydney Slide 28 People Talking About on Facebook – Radio – Melbourne Slide 29 SCA Social Broadcast Stats Slide 30 People Talking About on Facebook – Broadcast Slide 31 % Cume Share of Instagram Slide 32 % Cume Share of Social Video MUSIC STREAMING Slide 34 Songl Engagement
- 3. Source: Nielsen Market Intelligence (Domestic) – March 2013 – March 2014 – SCA Network – National SCA Network traffic increased 228% year on year in Australian Monthly Unique Browsers to 2.75 million- Highest Month Ever ! Driven by Shows, Social, Sport, Celebrity and Mobile Browsers. SCA NETWORK AUSTRALIAN MONTHLY UNIQUE BROWSERS
- 4. Source: Google Analytics (Domestic) – March 2013 – March 2014 - Today Network National (All SCA Stations) Today Network traffic increased 106% year on year in Australian Monthly Unique Visitors to 1.86 million – Highest Month Ever ! Driven by Shows, Social, Celebrity and Mobile Browsers. TODAY NETWORK AUSTRALIAN MONTHLY UNIQUE VISITORS
- 5. Triple M Network traffic increased by 121% year on year in Australian Monthly Unique Visitors to 954,573 – Highest Month Ever ! Driven by AFL, NRL, Social, Rock News and Mobile Browsers. Source: Google Analytics (Domestic) – March 2013 – March 2014 - Triple M Network (Five Triple Ms & Triple M Classic Rock Digital) TRIPLE NETWORK AUSTRALIAN MONTHLY UNIQUE VISITORS
- 6. Source: Google Analytics (Domestic) – March 2013 – March 2014 – Mix 94.5 Perth & LocalWorks (All LocalWorks Stations) Mix 94.5 & LocalWorks traffic increased 26% year on year in Australian Monthly Unique Visitors to 98,506 – Highest Month Ever ! ! MIX 94.5 & LOCALWORKS AUSTRALIAN MONTHLY UNIQUE VISITORS