SCA Digital Ratings - January 2015
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The document summarizes SCA Digital's January 2015 digital ratings data from Nielsen Online Ratings. It shows that SCA Network, Today's Hit Network, and Triple M Network all saw significant year-over-year increases in average daily unique browsers in January 2015 driven by shows, social media, sports, celebrities, and mobile browsing. The rest of the document breaks down statistics on mobile usage and audience demographics for SCA's digital properties.
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SCA Digital Ratings - January 2015
- 1. JANUARY 2015 statistics sourced from: MONTHLY RATINGS digital.scaengage.com.au
- 2. SCA DIGITAL – JANUARY DIGITAL RATINGS INTRO Slide 3 Commercial Radio Groups Unique Audience - January Slide 4 Commercial Radio Brands Unique Audience - January Slide 5 SCA Network January Digital Traffic Slide 6 Today’s Hit Network January Digital Traffic Slide 7 Triple M Network January Digital Traffic ALL DEVICES Slide 9 Australian Publishers (All Devices) Slide 10 Multi-Category Entmt Brands (All Devices) Slide 11 Top Radio Brands (All devices) MOBILE Slide 13 Mobile Publishers Slide 14 Multi-Category Entmt Mobile Brands Slide 15 Mobile Radio Brands in Australia Slide 16 Mobile Optimised Publishers 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
- 5. Source: Nielsen Online Ratings - Market Intelligence (Domestic) – January 2014 – January 2015 – SCA Network National Traffic increased 135% year on year in Australian Average Daily Unique Browsers to 246,595 Driven by Shows, Social, Sport, Celebrity and Mobile Browsers. SCA NETWORK JANUARY DIGITAL TRAFFIC
- 6. Source: Nielsen Online Ratings - Market Intelligence (Domestic) – January 2014 - January 2015 – Today Network National Traffic increased 168% year on year in Australian Average Daily Unique Browsers to 167,311 Driven by Shows, Social, Celebrity and Mobile Browsers. TODAY’S HIT NETWORK JANUARY DIGITAL TRAFFIC
- 7. Traffic increased by 116% year on year in Australian Average Daily Unique Browsers to 67,741. Driven by AFL, NRL, Social and Mobile Browsers. Source: Nielsen Online Ratings - Market Intelligence (Domestic) – January 2014 - January 2015 Triple M Network: Four Triple Ms, Triple M Modern Rock Digital & Triple M Classic Rock Digital TRIPLE M NETWORK JANUARY DIGITAL TRAFFIC
- 8. ALL DEVICES statistics sourced from: MONTHLY RATINGS digital.scaengage.com.au
- 12. MOBILE statistics sourced from: statistics sourced from: MONTHLY RATINGS digital.scaengage.com.au MOBILE
- 22. GLOSSARY OF DIGITAL TERMS KEY REPORTING METRICS Average Daily Unique Browsers (ADUB): Key unique browser ranking metric that reports the average of the daily browsers form all devices and locations that visited a site within the selected reporting period. Unique Audience (UA): The total number of unique people (de- duplicated) that visited a site at least once during the specified reporting period. This metric has been estimated and hybridised using tagged census data to capture access from locations and devices. DEVICES TYPES Device reporting splits out domestic traffic by Mobile, Tablet, Computer and Others for key metrics. All Devices: all connected devices types Computer: connected device requiring a physical keyboard, mouse and display Mobile: any connected device larger the size of an average hand or similar (excluding tablets). Tablet: any connected device larger than an average hand
- 23. Southern Cross Austereo (SCA) each month reports Australian digital ratings. Data solely sourced from Nielsen Online Ratings - Market Intelligence & Hybrid. SCA also reports ‘Brands’ as collated and approved by Nielsen and not ‘Ad Networks’, which are synthetically created by publishers for commercial scale purposes. Publication of this data is intended for personal use and should be seen as a reflection of business performance or forward looking statements that are always given to the market and shareholders first. Any comments in regards to this data or any claims of misreprestation should be addressed to lamberto.digioia@sca.com.au statistics sourced from: