Nielsen November 2023 radio ratings

[Tvguy]

[https://ratings.radio-online.com/cgi-bin/rol.exe/arb011]

Looks like 910AM is holding in there and moving up the list.

[Deleted User 16144]

[https://ratings.radio-online.com/cgi-bin/rol.exe/arb011]

Looks like 910AM is holding in there and moving up the list.

I hardly think that two 0.4 ratings in a row are going to amount to much in the future. This station at best may top off at 0.5 Most everyone that wants Conservative Talk will stream Hannity or Glenn Beck and his network Blaze Radio via the iHeart app, Audacy app or websites..

[Deleted User 16093]

Nothing much here, WLLZ rebounded. 910am, I think I will do better but talk is a slow build.

[Deleted User 16144]

Nothing much here, WLLZ rebounded. 910am, I think I will do better but talk is a slow build.

If I were Adell, I would put up the for sale sign and take the best offer for WFDF. This station has never generated a profit. I’m sure some religious outfit would love to buy 910.

[Deleted User 16093]

Hmm? could be yeah

[MrTaterSalad]

Cumeless should have flipped 93.1 to sports instead of selling it. WXYT needs some competition givetn their 9.4 rating. It's too bad both 93.1 and 102.7 were both sold for religious programming.

[Chrocket87]

Cumeless should have flipped 93.1 to sports instead of selling it. WXYT needs some competition givetn their 9.4 rating. It's too bad both 93.1 and 102.7 were both sold for religious programming.

Do you actually think Cumulus would have spent the $$$ needed to compete with 97.1? Cumulus would’ve run it the same as 105.1 did and we all know how that turned out.

I would’ve rather they swapped it with Audacy for the remainder of their Buffalo and/or Memphis stations. WWJ could use an FM simulcast and WDZH is showing signs of life, so blowing that up seems like a tough call.

[Greg Buben]

After reading the November overall ratings I further Googled Detroit radio ratings and I found that they listed a few of
the significant demographics which were 18-34, 18-49. and 25-54. "The Ticket" was number one not only in the overall 12+
but also in 18-49 and the 25-54 demographics. WKQI which was number two overall was number one for the 18-34 and
number two for both the 18-49 and 25-54 demographics. In all three of the demographics WRIF was third although they
were down to number 7 in the overall. WNIC who was number two overall with a significant gain came in number four in
all of these specific demographics. WYCD which was fourth in the overall was fifth in these specific demographics. The
specific demographics available on line only covered the top stations in each of these demographics displayed so I
therefore don't know how overall number 6 WMXD did in these specific demographics nor do I know how number 5
WCSX did in the specific demographics. I was glad to see some specific demographics listed on line and not just the
overall 12+ ratings

[Sky]

I think they should turn 106.7 fm back into W4 Country and have WLLZ put back on 98.7 fm owned by Audacy. I think alt should be put on 88.7 fm and The River put back on 93.9 fm

[billmich88888]

they should, they should, they should...
sounds more like 'YOU WISH' that.......

care to give any business or marketing reasons why "they should" any of what you state?

[Deleted User 16144]

It’s more like they won’t. Hell, I wish Detroit would have an Oldies station on FM, but that won’t happen. The Senior Citizens demographic doesn’t spend money ( so the radio executives say) therefore we may never have an Oldies station on FM or AM for that matter once 580 flips. Therefore, I have to get my oldies fix from the internet or apps. I think Sky is just wishing that 106.7 goes back to what it was 20 years ago and that 98.7 and 88.7 do the same. Never gonna happen.

[billmich88888]

I wish radio was what it was in 2003 too, but it isn't..... and it never will be again

[Marcus]

I could see WCSX-HD-2 + the FM relays switching to Oldies if CKWW becomes something else next year.