Local TV remains a key news source
The Wake County survey supports TV's role in local information habits.
WRAL News audience
WRAL News is a daily habit for people across the Triangle and North Carolina. For advertisers, that audience relationship matters: recognition, trust and community relevance are already part of the environment.
Wake County surveyed more than 2,500 people. In the public reporting, 55% reported getting news and local information from local TV. Among that group, 69% reported watching WRAL News, which was described as a 45-point advantage over the nearest competitor.
The Wake County survey supports TV's role in local information habits.
Among local-TV news viewers in the survey, WRAL was the leading reported source.
Trusted environments can help a business become easier to recognize and consider.
Public source for review: Wake County survey, reported by WRAL.com.
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When people trust the source, they pay attention differently. That does not replace a good offer, strong creative or clear measurement, but it gives the advertiser a stronger environment for being seen, remembered and chosen.
News and weather are regular behaviors, not occasional browsing.
WRAL content is tied to the places and decisions that shape local life.
News audiences often watch to understand what is happening now and what happens next.
Reach out with your market, timing, audience and business objective. A local WRAL Marketing team will help guide the next step.
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Email: sales@wral.com
Phone: 919-821-8779
Address: 2619 Western Boulevard, Raleigh, NC 27606