Russian-speaking population of the New York
Metro area is one of the most attractive markets, not only because of
large size (1 380 000 people), but also because of the
average income ($45 000), which accedes the average New
York income by $9 000. The market is certain to draw
attentions of the advertisers, who are interested in extending their clients
base and attracting Russian-speaking population.
There is a great
number of advertising channels that can help firms
to reach
the Russian market. Currently, there thirty-two
Russian-language newspapers,
three TV stations and tree radio stations. However,
despite the fact there
is a substantial number of mass media, advertisers
and mass media did not
have a data, which would allow them to determine
the popularity and ranking
of a certain media outlet, to produce a comparative
analysis of the
audience, to determine the characteristics of
the mass media and find out
the size of the audience.
This information
is vital for the media planning, because it allows
formulating an advertising message and targeting
it directly to the market
segment needed.
In order to address
the problem of information gap, Press Release
Group™ has
conducted a full-scale study of the audience of
the Russian-Language Mass
Media in the New York Metropolitan Area. The study
has been conducted by
distributing questioners in all areas of concentration
of the Russian- speaking population. Standard
deviation of the study is 0.05.)
The goals of the
study were to answer the following questions:
What are the demographic characteristics of the
Russian market in the New
York Metro area? (sex, age groups, income, internet
usage, areas of
concentration, household and family size and etc…)
What is the reach and audience structure of all
Russian-language mass media? What are the listening
patterns of the audience? In addition, other questions
necessary to determine the characteristics and
purchasing behavior and political activity of
the Russian market.
The size of the study – 27 pages, including 32 figures.
The study includes data on 22 major newspapers
and magazines, 3 radio
stations and 3 TV channels. There is also demographic
data of the Russian
market.
The study of the audience of the Russian
market will be conducted semi-annually in order to follow the changes
of the rapidly developing mass media market and audience preferences.