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NuVoodoo's executive team regularly publishes thoughts, data, and analysis here and in media industry publications and trade magazines.

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Moneyball: A BIG Study Coming to Country Radio Seminar

By Leigh Jacobs

NuVoodoo will be in Nashville later this week for the Country Radio Seminar. While there we’ll present a massive 1,500-person study of Country music fans – including nearly 1,200 Country radio listeners. Respondents have a lot to say about where Country music is heading, how they’re connecting to the music, which sources they’re turning to…

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Reach the Right Audience: Optimizing Ad Dollars Among Fragmented Choices in Streaming Media

By Mike O'Connor

The world of video and audio streaming is exploding. For digital advertisers, this presents a challenge: with audiences scattered across so many platforms, how do you make sure your message has an impact? Simply put, you need to be where your audience is spending their time. Even in our evolved media world, the legacy concepts…

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After 18 Months, Is Meta’s Threads a Supernova, a Slow Burn, or a Death Star?

By Mike O'Connor

Just in from the field! NuVoodoo Media Services’ first consumer digital media study of the new year. We’re sharing feedback from our randomly screened & compensated nationwide sample of just over 2900 U.S consumers (over the age of 13). We completed interviews with 755 Gen Z’s, 757 Millennials, 662 Gen Xers, and 734 Baby Boomers…

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Moneyball: Are Listeners Ready for AI?

By Leigh Jacobs

The latest NuVoodoo national study includes the opinions of nearly 3000 respondents aged 14 and older. This means we have complete samples of Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and almost all of Gen Z. Three fourths of the sample is younger than Baby Boomers. Generation Alpha will start to show up in our sample in…

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Four in Five Gen Z’s and Seven in 10 Millennials Are Now Shopping at Least Occasionally on Social Media Platforms, Especially TikTok, YouTube, Facebook & Instagram

By Mike O'Connor

Social shopping, where purchases are made directly within social media platforms, has continued to grow as a significant e-commerce trend through 2024 into early 2025. This growth is driven by the increasing integration of shopping features within social media apps and shifting consumer preferences, especially among younger generations. To better understand the dynamics of this…

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