The new survey revealed that radio is number one in trust and is two times more trustworthy than social media. The survey of radio listeners found radio to be 79% percent more or just as trustworthy versus a year ago while social media is 50 percent less trustworthy during the same time period. In particular, sentiment for Facebook, Instagram and Twitter has plummeted in recent months, with Facebook down 56 percent, Instagram down 38 percent and Twitter down 140 percent.
The survey also discovered that radio delivers tangible benefits to listeners, with an overwhelming majority of respondents citing that it improves their mood, helps them feel less isolated and more connected to their community. Listener connection with radio personalities is strong, with 77 percent trusting the information they receive from their favorite on-air hosts.
Furthermore, heavy radio listeners were found to wield tremendous word of mouth power for advertisers, having more brand conversations and more influence than heavy internet users and TV viewers.
Gayle Troberman |
Some key findings:
Radio is the most trusted media, two times more trustworthy than social media. The survey found that for radio listeners 18-69:
Radio is the conversation medium with heavy radio listeners having an average of 88 weekly brand conversations per person.
Heavy radio listeners are 19% more likely to talk about brands than heavy TV viewers.
Source: Engagement Labs Trustworthiness Survey July 27 - 29, 2020; Engagement Labs TotalSocial, July 2019 - July 2020
- 75% trust radio
- 66% trust television
- 57% trust websites
- 38% trust Twitter
- 37% trust Facebook
Radio is the conversation medium with heavy radio listeners having an average of 88 weekly brand conversations per person.
Heavy radio listeners are 19% more likely to talk about brands than heavy TV viewers.
Source: Engagement Labs Trustworthiness Survey July 27 - 29, 2020; Engagement Labs TotalSocial, July 2019 - July 2020
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