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The Stevens Point Journal Footprint

The Stevens Point Journal Footprint. Total Audience in Print and Online. The measure of a medium.

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The Stevens Point Journal Footprint

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  1. The Stevens Point Journal Footprint Total Audience in Print and Online The measure of a medium now includes its ability to reach both wide and targeted audiences through multiple channels. An effective medium should also demonstrate the impact of its advertising on consumer buying decisions and product usage. This information combines two major channels of The Stevens Point Journalfootprint, print and online, for various demographic targets and consumers. It also re-affirms our competitive edge when it comes to advertising - we effectively reach and resonate deeply with local consumers.

  2. Highlights The compelling facts below underscore the reach of the newspaper footprint: • The Stevens Point Journal and stevenspointjournal.com reach 41% of adults in a given week. • Our footprint reaches 47% of adults (age 30 - 54) in a given week. • In a given week, our footprint reaches 27%* of adults who have been in their home more than eleven years. • Our footprint reaches 78% of adults (age 55+) in a given week. • We reach 66% of adults who have a house hold income of $75K or more. • We reach58%*of adults who have made any Internet purchase in the last 12 months. Source: 2005 Market Study by Schulman, Ronca, and Bucuvalas, Inc., * Claritas 2007

  3. Our Footprint The Stevens Point Journal and stevenspointjournal.com 41% reach of area adults in a given week. This total newspaper readership is strong among men and women, and significant among adults of all ages. Age Gender 25-34 years 53 35-49 years 61 50-64 years 72 65+ years 80 Men 59% Women 64 Source: 2005 Market Study by Schulman, Ronca, and Bucuvalas, Inc.

  4. Delivering The Best Prospects The Stevens Point Journal has an impressive reach with consumers in various income levels, education and occupation. Household Income Less than 25,000 50% $25,000 - $34,999 67 $35,000 - $49,999 65 $50,000 - $74,999 60 $75,000+ 66 Education College Graduate 65 Some College/Trade/Tech 55 High School Graduate or Less 63 Marital Status Married/partner 68% Single-never married 41 Children at home 58 Source: 2005 Market Study by Schulman, Ronca, and Bucuvalas, Inc.

  5. Delivering The Best Prospects The Stevens Point Journal direct mail lists are strong among consumers living in higher valued homes. Newspaper Footprint Home Value Number of HH’s $200,000+ 346 $150,000 - $199,999 371 $100,000 - $149,999 1,346 $75,000 - $99,999 2,820 Less than $74,999 20,229 Source: 2000 US Census

  6. Reaching Customers Our footprint provides a significant resource to adults with recreational activities. Source: 2007 Claritas

  7. National Trends Recent Media Usage More than half of consumers used newspapers in the past seven days to help plan shopping or make purchasing decisions, as did 71% over the past 30 days. Nationally, newspapers remain well ahead of other media on these measures of recent usage for shopping. Most Frequently Used Ad Medium A key indicator of advertising “wantedness” where consumers choose to go when the purpose is to gather information for shopping. Nationally, more than half of adults said they use newspapers most of the time for checking ads for things they might want to buy. Advertising Medium Used Most Recently Past 30 Days Past 7 Days Newspapers 71% 53% Internet 45 27 Television 42 15 Direct mail 39 20 Magazines 31 9 Yellow Pages 21 6 Radio 19 5 Billboards 6 1 Advertising Medium Used Percent Most of the Time of Adults Newspapers 55% Internet 19 Direct mail 9 Television 8 Magazines 4 Radio 2 Yellow Pages 1 Source: NAA’s 2006 Consumer Usage of Newspaper Advertising, Conducted by Mori Research

  8. The Power of Newspaper Web sites What People Are Saying About Newspaper Web sites In general, consumers express strong positive sentiments for newspaper Web sites. *Nationally…78% say they find information most easily on newspaper Web sites. 83% say their newspaper site will be among their primary destinations 5 years from now. 72% say they would miss their newspaper Web site if it were no longer available. Why People Visit Newspaper Web sites Newspaper Web sites have broadened media usage for consumers, as advertising information becomes one of the top reasons they visit. Top Reasons Visited Newspaper Web site** Adults Local or Regional News 80% National News 66 Advertising 62 Weather 57 Movie Listings/Entertainment 46 *Source: Newspaper National Network LP. 2007 Integrated Footprint, Study Conducted By Scarborough **Source: NAA’s 2006 Consumer Usage of Newspaper Advertising,Conducted by Mori Research

  9. The Power of stevenspointjournal.com Placing advertising online provides you with more ways than ever before to reach a local audience of online users. With over 94,614* unique visitors each month spending 27 minutes* on stevenspointjournal.com, make sure your business is a part of the most complete, most updated and most used local Web network in the area. Strength of Online Advertising** Puts your message in front of consumers 24 hours a day. Creates one-to-one relationships with customers. Delivers compelling and entertaining advertising. Reaches young, upscale and active consumers. The Internet influences more $100+ purchases Who are stevenspointjournal.com*** users? Power User Profile Users Female 58% Male 42 College Grads 31 Age 18-34 22 Income $75K+ 22 *Source: 2008 SiteCatalyst **Source: 2006, Newspaper Association of America ***Source: 2005 Market Study by Schulman, Ronca, and Bucuvalas, Inc.

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