Online, Radio Listeners Staying Put
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The predictable drop in total listeners is there as the bad news. It's an annual drop that should cause no concern; people spend more time outside and also away from their smartphones.
Average Time Spent Listening is continuing a downward slide, averaging 0.89, 0.86, to a 0.77 percent of an hour for April, May, and June, respectively. But I'm not concerned about that either. It's summer, and this drop happens each year.
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Where we do have a silver lining is in looking at PAASRSS - the Percentage of Average Active Sessions Resulting from Session Starts. This important indicator of listener activity is up, nearly across the board (Monday-Friday). The inference is more people are finding more stations to sample and stick with for more than a minute.
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Here are two charts outlining PAASRSS percentages.
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