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If you want to take aim at a big target for your message, television is the answer
If you want to take aim at a big target for your message, television is the answer. Television is one of the top sources of news and information in the country, outpacing the internet, radio, and newspapers. According to a 2023 study by Nielsen, traditional television programming still outweighs time spent watching streamable content with broadcast and cable accounting for more than 50% of TV usage throughout the year (53.2% in November). Moreover, the study identified that traditional television accounted for 185.1 billion viewers in 2023.
In fact, Americans watch television more than they do just about anything else! As of a 2022 survey, The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics confirms that watching TV is the nation’s favorite leisure time activity.
These facts are underlined by research from the company that tracks television viewing. According to a recent Nielsen report, it is almost impossible to find a household that does not watch television. Nielsen found that over 84% of U.S. Households have at least one television set in the home. The study further reveals that the emergence of time-shifted viewing (television content watched after it originally airs) allows audiences to increase the amount of television content they are consuming.
And those television sets are turned on: A lot! Nielsen reports that the average person spends an average of more than 33 hours a week watching television as of 2023.
Clearly, anyone who is intent on reaching the broadest possible audience with their message has good reason to consider television as a key ingredient in their communications mix.
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Joana Casas
National Manager, Media Relations, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
"You couldn’t have been more professional and knowledgeable handling and securing interviews for us with outlets and shows we would never have even thought of! It was as if one of our own team members was in charge! In fact, we’ve had chapters from all over the country report back to me that they heard the interview with Dan Raviv on CBS Radio Network. I have to say that in all my years managing Children’s Congress, this is the first time that radio has gone so well. I’m glad that your team took our concerns about spotty bookings and inaccurate reporting seriously, and we didn’t once have to question the quality of the interviews booked. I look forward to working with your team again in the near future!" |
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