Wake Me Up! Country Radio Seminar 2015 Research Presentation

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“Wake Me Up” CRS 2015 Research Presentation

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CRS 2015 Research Presentation

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MediaRadio

Waking Up Getting

Ready

On the Road

At Work

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The “Wake Me Up” Study:

1540 online interviews Adults 18-54

Conducted on weekdaysRespondents kept a diary of

that morning’s behaviors

In-home interviews conducted in Houston, Las Vegas, Scranton

Man-on-the-street interviews conducted in downtown

Las Vegas and Times Square

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Waking Up

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Waking up

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40% of Americans

identify as a “morning person”

45% of Country Listeners

identify as a “morning person”

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Before 5:00

5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:000

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% waking at that time Cumulative total awake

When did you wake up this morning?

Base: Frequent Country Listeners

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An alarm woke you up

41%

Your internal clock woke you up

31%Someone else woke you up

20%

A pet woke you up7%

You were woken some other way

1%

How did you wake up this morning?

Base: Frequent Country Listeners

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“Wake Me Up” An alarm woke

you up41%

Your internal clock woke you up

31%Someone else woke you up

20%

A pet woke you up7%

You were woken some other way

1%

How did you wake up this morning?

Base: Frequent Country Listeners

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A mobile device45%

Traditional alarm, set to beep or buzz33%

Traditional alarm, set to radio

16%

Traditional alarm, set to another form of

music6%

How did you wake up this morning?

Alarm type used

Base: Frequent Country Listeners

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Average time spent

in bed after

waking:14

minutes

Three out of every four Country Listenersstay in bed when they

first wake up

Base: Frequent Country listeners; Did not get out of bed immediately after waking up

15% stay in bed

for more than 30

mins

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Any mobile device usage

Any social network usage

Any TV watching

Any AM/FM listening

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58

40

17

15

Which of the following things did you do during the half hour after you woke up?

Base: Frequent Country listeners; Did not get out of bed immediately after waking up

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Alarm Clock

Television

Smartphone

Radio

Laptop

Tablet

Desktop Computer

Landline Phone

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20

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Which of the following devices do you have in your bedroom?

Base: Frequent Country Listeners

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What is the first thing

you did when you got out of bed this

morning?Base: Frequent Country Listeners

40%Use the bathroom

11%Make coffee

11% Check on children

9%Check email

9% Get Dressed

5%Check phone for messages

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Be present during the

first moments of

the day“Wake Me Up”

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Be the alarm

“Wake Me Up”

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You have a hardware problem

“Wake Me Up”

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Getting Ready

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The average Country listener

performs 23 tasks on a weekday

morning

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Getting Ready

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Base: Frequent Country Listeners

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Use Social Network 77%

Use mobile device 87%

Check Weather 68%

Audio Listening 69%

Base: Frequent Country Listeners

Use computer 76%

Get Dressed 84%

Eat Breakfast 69%

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Use mobile device to check text messages

Check Facebook

Use computer to check email

Take shower/bathe

Drink coffee/tea

Drink other beverage

Style hair

Prepare breakfast

Any AM/FM listening

Make your bed

Check missed phone calls/make calls

Check the news

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Please mark all the items you did at least once this morning?

Page 1

Base: Frequent Country Listeners

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Base: Frequent Country Listeners

Peak Period: 5:00a - 6:00a

Feed/care for

pet

Take medication

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Base: Frequent Country Listeners

Peak Period: 6:00a - 6:30a

Get dresse

d

Check Faceboo

k

Shower/ bath

Brush

teeth

Check Weathe

r

Wake childre

n

Shave

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Base: Frequent Country Listeners

Peak Period: 6:30a - 7:00a

Eat breakfa

st

Work out

Get kids ready

Check

news

Check

traffic

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Base: Frequent Country Listeners

Peak Period: 7:00a - 7:30a

Drink Coffee/te

a

Commute to work

Check email (on

mobile)

Listen to AM/FM Radio

Take children to

school

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Base: Frequent Country Listeners

Peak Period: 7:30a - 8:00a

Other drink

Read the

paper

Household chores

Pray

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Base: Frequent Country Listeners

Peak Period: 8:00a - 8:30a

Apply makeup

Listen to audio (on

mobile)

Listen to audio (on

computer)

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Base: Frequent Country Listeners

Peak Period: 8:30a - 9:00a

Check email (on

computer)

Watch video (on mobile

device)

Play with children

School related

tasks

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Base: Frequent Country Listeners

Peak Period: 9:00a – 10:00a

Check text messages

Listen to internet-only

radio

Check missed calls/make

calls

Work related

tasks

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Coffee Talk

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Michelob

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Arm your team with relevant

info“Wake Me Up”

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Nod to their busy lives

“Wake Me Up”

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On the Road

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On the Road

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Base: Frequent Country Listeners

The peak in-car hour is 7a-8a

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1-1024%

11-2034%

21-3022%

31-4516%

46 or more5%

How long, in minutes, is your typical commute to work (one way)?

Mean: 26 Minutes

Base: Frequent Country listeners; Employed full or part time not inside the home

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Your own vehicle87%

Someone else's ve-hicle6%

Train/subway/bus5%

Another mode2%

Which of the following is yourprimary mode of transportation?

Base: Frequent Country Listeners; Employed full or part time not inside home

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What percentage of commuters are alone in the car?

Alone for the entire drive86%

With other people for at least part of the

drive14%

Base: Frequent Country listeners; In a car between 5am and 10am

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AM/FM Radio

CDs

Your own music collection

Satellite Radio

Podcasts

Internet radio

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Which of these do you use in your car on weekdays between 5am and 10am?

Base: Frequent Country listeners; In a car between 5am and 10am

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Radio is riding

shotgun“Wake Me Up”

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Change your clock?

“Wake Me Up”

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At Work

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Before 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00

3 39

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When are respondents at work?

% at work by that time

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Are morning shows too

long?

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Media In the

Morning

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Morning Radio

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Morning Radio

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Music

Funny, light topics in news

Artists playing music live in the studio

Interactive listener features

Celebrity news

Celebrity interviews

Love/relationship topics0 20 40 60 80 100

7366

604545

413939

36343434

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How much do you like hearing the following elements on your favorite morning radio show?

Base: Frequent Country listeners; Listen to AM/FM radio weekday mornings

% saying they like

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News of the day

Laughs

Local connection

Ideas for things to do around town

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70

70

66

62

What are you looking for in a radio morning program?

Information for planning the day like traffic and weather

Interesting stories you wouldn’t otherwise know/ “water cooler” topic

Feeling like you have a relationship/friendship with the hosts

Updates on things going on in the community

Base: Frequent Country listeners ;Listen to AM/FM radio weekday mornings

% saying yes

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There are four

types of morning

radio

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