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Salon Audience Profile


Salon Traffic

47 million page views per month
4.1 million unique visitors
600 million ad banner impressions


Salon Audience Demographics

54% male
46% female

76% 18-54 years old

80% US readers
20% International readers

75% college graduates
42% completed post graduate education
55% professional or managerial

60% are married
33% have children under 18 at home

69% own their own residence

Average household income: $88,526


Salon Audience Online Activities

85% online everyday or more often
53% visit Salon once or more daily

Average time per Salon visit: 10:00 minutes
Average number of pages viewed per visit: 6

88% 7+ years' online experience

97% shopped online in the last 6 months

58% visit Salon News
20% visit Salon Entertainment
64% visit Salon during the business day
96% have broadband access

24% shopped online for car/truck in the last 6 months
42% have an online brokerage account
54% have planned a leisure trip in the last 30 days


Salon Audience Shopping Interests

Purchased online in last 6 months Salon @plan index
Airline ticket/reservation 167
Beer/Wine/Liquor 296
Books 232
Computer hardware 269
Computer software 222
Gourmet food 181
Health & fitness products 172
Health insurance 325
Home electronics 298
Money market funds 188
Movie tapes/DVDs 251
Music CDs/tapes 270
Photography film/equipment 248
Sporting goods 171
Toys/non-computer games 231

Category Salon @plan rank
Working in the Non-Profit Industry 1
Rented Independent Movies, last 30 days 1
Rented documentaries, last 30 days 1
Any College Education 2
Paid Subscription to ConsumerReports.org 2
Bought Ballet/Dance Performance Tickets,
last 6 months
3
Read Editorial/Op-Ed Section of a Newspaper,
last week
3
Registered to Vote 4
Work in Law/Legal Field 4
Rented Foreign Movies, last 30 days 4
Visited a Blog other than own, yesterday 4
Read General/Political News online, yesterday 4
Listened to NPR, last week 4
Own a Mac home computer 5
Own/Lease a car 5

Source:
@plan Profiling Report, Winter 2007-08