Audience
Print
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| Subscribers | 1.7 million |
| Have responded to advertising in The Journal | 72% |
| Demographics | |
| Average age | 55 years |
| Average household income | $253,100 |
| Average household net worth | $2,489,000 |
| Average value of investments | $2,004,600 |
| Employment Data | |
| Employed | 69% |
| Retired, engage in post-retirement employment | 13% |
| Retired, not employed | 16% |
| Other, not employed | 3% |
| Job Title/Function | |
| Top management | 54% |
| Middle management | 12% |
| Professionals | 28% |
| C-level function | 53% |
2007 Wall Street Journal Subscriber Study; March 2009 ABC Statement
Online@WSJ.com
| Site Traffic/Usage | |
| Monthly visitors | 19.5 million |
| Monthly page views | 198 million |
| Average user visits | 10 times per week |
| Have responded to advertising on WSJ.com | 60% |
| Demographics | |
| Average age | 51 years |
| Household income | $234,200 |
| Household net worth | $1,898,000 |
| Average value of investments | $1,546,000 |
| Employment Data | |
| Employed | 80% |
| Retired, engage in post-retirement employment | 9% |
| Retired, not employed | 9% |
| Other, not employed | 2% |
| Job Title/Function | |
| Top management | 52% |
| Middle management | 15% |
| Professionals | 28% |
| C-level function | 47% |
WSJ.com Users Mean Business
- 12.4% of the WSJ.com audience started their own business in the past year or will start one in the coming year.
- WSJ.com users are 92% more likely than the average Internet user to start a new business in the next/last year.
Sources: 2007 WSJ.com Digital Subscriber/User Study; Internal Records, Omniture,
May 2009; Nielsen Online, @plan, Summer 2009
Revised on: 2009-07-20
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