THE WALL STREET JOURNAL MEDIA KIT

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Audience
65% of Journal subscribers recalled reading products/services advertised in The Mart.
Source: November 2008, Sam Study, Beta Research

Print
Affluent WSJ WSJ Europe WSJ Asia
Average Household Income $253,100 $347,000 $301,000
Average Household Net Worth $2,489,000 $2,982,000 $2,422,000
Involved WSJ WSJ Europe WSJ Asia
Average time spent reading* 65 min 42 min 50 min
Taken action as a result of Journal advertising 72.2% 52.2% 69.3%
* per weekday issue

Where Opportunities Find an Audience
  • The Wall Street Journal reaches nearly half of all Small Business senior executives (manager title or higher)
  • The Journal reaches more of these readers than any other media (including newspapers, magazines or television programs) measured, and 70% more small business senior executives than the next ranked media — MORE than Business Week, Forbes and Fortune COMBINED!
  • In the past 12 months, these Journal small business readers account for $442.7 billion in business expenditures, more than one out of every 2 dollars (53%) spent by U.S. small businesses
  • They have spent nearly $25 billion on accounting services, $17 billion on travel, $15 billion on freight, shipping & package/mail services and almost $13 billion on PCs
Online@WSJ.com
Reach 19.5 million visitors each month, including over 1 million paid online subscribers.
Sources: 2007 Wall Street Journal Subscriber Study; 2007 Wall Street Journal Europe Subscriber Study; 2007 Wall Street Journal Asia Subscriber Study; 2008-2009 Purchase Influence in American Business Study, Erdos & Morgan; November 2008 Sam Study, Beta Research; Internal Records, Omniture, May 2009

Revised on: 2009-07-20

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