2010 Radio Ratings Survival Kit - Nielsen
2010 Radio Ratings Survival Kit - Nielsen
2010 Radio Ratings Survival Kit - Nielsen
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<strong>2010</strong> Population Potentials by Demographics<br />
Minimum Sample Size 1,500 1,500 1,100<br />
GROCERY BUYERS GROCERY BUYERS<br />
All 221,000 240,400 All 154,600<br />
Working 103,000 119,800 With Teens/Children 51,400<br />
Non-Working 118,000 120,600 Under 40 39,600<br />
With Teens/Children 70,000 75,000 40 Plus 115,000<br />
With Children 0-9 43,000 45,500<br />
With Children 10-17 41,000 42,600<br />
Under 40 54,000 60,000<br />
40 Plus 167,000 180,400<br />
ALL PEOPLE 10+<br />
Area 1 199,000 393,600<br />
Area 2 105,000 136,600<br />
Area 3 178,000 -<br />
NOTES ON POPULATION POTENTIALS<br />
NEWCASTLE GOLD COAST<br />
/TWEED<br />
CANBERRA<br />
Please refer to Survey Area Maps for each market's area definition.<br />
The “TOTAL POPULATION 10+” is our estimate based on the latest information available from the<br />
Australian Bureau of Statistics.<br />
The “MINIMUM SAMPLE SIZE” represents the minimum number of diaries that will be fed into the computer<br />
for the production of each report in <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
All other figures are “POTENTIALS”. These are our estimates of the number of people in that age group in<br />
the Survey Area.<br />
The “TOTAL POPULATION” and “POTENTIALS” are all estimates at June 30, <strong>2010</strong>. Thus, the figures<br />
shown will be slight over-estimates for the early part of the year and slight under-estimates for the latter part<br />
of the year.<br />
While the number of people in the various components will vary from survey to survey, appropriate raising<br />
factors are used to ensure that each element of the sample is given its correct weight according to the<br />
potential shown.<br />
The <strong>Nielsen</strong> Company - <strong>2010</strong> <strong>Radio</strong> <strong>Survival</strong> <strong>Kit</strong>.