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What Women Want 2024

85% of all consumer purchases are made by women but 91% say advertisers don't undertand  them.

Given that most radio stations are programmed and managed by men, and men dominate the creative departments at most ad agencies, there’s a need to better understand the women who make up more than half of many stations’ audience.

That’s why Alan Burns and Associates began surveying female listeners nationwide in 2010, in a series of reports called “What Women Want.”

What do women want now? We partnered with the Cumulus Media | Westwood One Audio Active Group® to survey over 1,000 women, and werevealed the answers in a free webinar Wednesday, May 15th at 2pm Eastern/11am Pacific.

If you want a better understanding of women and what they want from radio, you can download the webinar slide deck below. We’ll give to answers to questions like:

  • Women’s priorities and values
  • What are the 3 biggest reasons women listen to radio?
  • What women want your station to do for them
  • What’s radio’s future with them?
  • What women want in each daypart: shut up and play the music, or give them other entertainment?
  • The surprising topic they don’t want on your morning show
  • How do they feel about today’s music, and who are their favorite artists?
  • The type of podcasts most likely to resonate with women
  • How is radio doing among younger women?

Download the webinar slide deck here