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Page 1: Sales and Site Survey Spring 2005 Client Release Date – July 2005.

Sales and Site SurveySales and Site Survey

Spring 2005Spring 2005

Client Release Date – July 2005Client Release Date – July 2005

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SURVEY GOALSSURVEY GOALS

Profile TribStar.com TribStar.com visitors

Describe visitors’ InternetInternet and SiteSite use habitshabits

Assess the impactimpact of TribStar.comTribStar.com on newspaper readership & circulationreadership & circulation

Identify visitor’s content preferencescontent preferences and future purchasing plansfuture purchasing plans

Examine special issues: Search & New Search & New TechnologyTechnology

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METHODOLOGYMETHODOLOGY

We invited visitors to TribStar.com to participate in an online surveyonline survey.

The survey went live on May 19, May 19, 20052005 and closed June 20, 2005June 20, 2005 .

Data from 459 site visitor459 site visitor interviews

in this report.

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TRAFFIC ESTIMATESTRAFFIC ESTIMATES

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Local Population 149,700 In-Market (Metro) Audience 9,800 In-Market (NDM) Reach 7% In-Market (NDM) Web-Unique 2,100 Extended Reach in Local Population 1%

May 2005Audience Reach: 16,900

Estimates are for a standard 28-day monthEstimates are for a standard 28-day monthMay/June 2005 Survey N = 459 First 28-day N = 432May/June 2005 Survey N = 459 First 28-day N = 432

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““Incidentals” are only 7% of Incidentals” are only 7% of dailydaily visitors, but are 55% total visitors, but are 55% total monthlymonthly. .

FrequencyFrequency

Core Audience

45%

Incidental Visitors 55%

9,3007,600

Belden Estimates:Incidental Audience

Core Audience

Incidental =3 or fewer visits in monthCore = 4 or more visits

7,600 May Core Audience Visitors7,600 May Core Audience Visitors

TS.com is is continuing to grow continuing to grow

with 6% of with 6% of daily daily visitors first visiting visitors first visiting in the last 30 daysin the last 30 days

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SUMMARYSUMMARY

Great Audience

Extended Reach

High Frequency

Local Opportunity

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DEMOGRAPHICSDEMOGRAPHICS

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Respondent Respondent DemographicsDemographics

TribStar.com attracts a highly desirable audience mix…

HighlighHighlightsts

Gender 40% Men

60% Women

Median Age 41.5 Years

Median Income $53,400

Education 40% College Graduate or More

Residence 58% Terre Haute Area

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Overall, TribStar.com draws Overall, TribStar.com draws more more women thanwomen than men.men.

40%

60%

Men Women

DemographicsDemographics

In-NDM proportions are 37% men and 64% womenIn-NDM proportions are 37% men and 64% womenIn-NDM proportions are 37% men and 64% womenIn-NDM proportions are 37% men and 64% women

Sample N = 459

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Most TribStar.com visitors are Most TribStar.com visitors are 25-54 years of age25-54 years of age

10%

25%23%

26%

12%

4%

18 - 24 25 - 34 35 - 44 45 - 54 55 - 64 65 +

DemographicsDemographics

Median Age (Total): 41.5 Years (MEAN)

Median Age (In-MKT): 40 Years

Median Age (Ex-MKT Area): 44 Years

Sample N = 459

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4%

1%

0%

1%

2%

2%

93%

0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

White

American Indian

African-American

Hispanic

Asian

Other

No Answer

Most site visitors are Most site visitors are non-Hispanic whitesnon-Hispanic whites

DemographicsDemographics

Sample N = 459

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13%

2%

2%

7%

15%

21%

17%

14%

10%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%

Under $25,000

$25,000 - $34,999

$35,000 - $49,999

$50,000 - $74,999

$75,000 - $99,999

$100,000 - $124,999

$125,000 - $149,999

$150,000 or more

No Answer

TribStar.com visitors have TribStar.com visitors have high incomeshigh incomes

DemographicsDemographics

Median Income: Median Income: $53,400$53,400

NDM In-Market: $48,300NDM In-Market: $48,300Out-of-Market ZIPs: Out-of-Market ZIPs:

$60,600$60,600U.S. 2000 Median: U.S. 2000 Median:

$42,150$42,150

Sample N = 459

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12%

6%

22%

36%

9%

16%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%

High School

TechnicalTraining

SomeCollege/ AA

CollegeGraduate

GraduateStudies

GraduateDegree

TribStar.com visitors have TribStar.com visitors have highhigh levels of levels of educationeducation

DemographicsDemographics

Sample N = 459

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Not Employed16%

Employed84%

Most Most TribStar.comTribStar.com Visitors Visitors report being report being employedemployed

DemographicsDemographics

Sample N = 459

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3%

3%

5%

5%

12%

7%

9%

23%

15%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%

Executive

Professional

Technical

Marketing and Sales

Admin. Support

Labor

Retired

Homemaker

Full-time Student

Many TribStar.com visitors are Many TribStar.com visitors are in in

white collar professionswhite collar professions

DemographicsDemographics

Sample N = 459

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1%

5%

6%

13%

13%

59%

0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

Married

Single, Never Married

Divorced or Separated

Partnered

Engaged to be Married

Widowed

Most TribStar.com users are Most TribStar.com users are married, but singles also use the married, but singles also use the

sitesite

DemographicsDemographics

Sample N = 459

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Most site visitors Most site visitors are are home ownershome owners

DemographicsDemographics

Sample N = 459

5%

26%

69%

0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

Own

Rent

Other

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Most site visitors Most site visitors live in thelive in the Terre Haute and Surrounding Terre Haute and Surrounding

area.area.

ReachReach

Sample N = 459

Out of Market 42%

ZIPs NDM58%

For TribStar.com, 60% report being permanent

full-time Terre Haute area residents

For TribStar.com, 60% report being permanent

full-time Terre Haute area residents

Proportions who self-report living in the Terre Haute area.

ZIP DATA TO FOLLOW.

Proportions who self-report living in the Terre Haute area.

ZIP DATA TO FOLLOW.

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7%

1%

0%

0%

2%

1%

7%

22%

60%Permanent Resident

Former Resident

Relatives/ Friends Live in Area

Temporary Resident

Future Resident

Seasonal/ Part-Time Resident

Business Visitor

Vacation Vistor

Other

MostMost visitors have direct visitors have direct relations with the local arearelations with the local area

ReachReach

“Former Resident”and ”Friends/Relatives” were

the next largest groupings behind

“Permanent Resident”

“Former Resident”and ”Friends/Relatives” were

the next largest groupings behind

“Permanent Resident”

Sample N = 459

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75% of respondents reported 75% of respondents reported Indiana ZIPsIndiana ZIPs

TribStar.com Web Site FootprintTribStar.com Web Site Footprint

Sample N = 459

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USAGE MOTIVESUSAGE MOTIVES

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41%

42%

42%

42%

43%

43%

53%

55%

55%

65%

73%

75%Local news of the day

Breaking news

Obituaries

Weather forecasts

Crime/ Safety information

Classified ads

Statewide news of the day

Community calendar

Local business news

Neighborhood events

Traffic/ Road closures

National news of the day

LocalLocal NewsNews leads, followed by leads, followed by Breaking NewsBreaking News and and ObitsObits

General Drivers – Top ItemsGeneral Drivers – Top Items

Percent “Very Interested”Sample N = 459

Page 1 of 3

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All tested items have All tested items have valuevalue to to at least some site visitorsat least some site visitors

General Drivers – Top ItemsGeneral Drivers – Top Items

Percent “Very Interested”Sample N = 459

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22%

24%

24%

26%

27%

29%

30%

34%

36%

39%

39%Information about restaurants

Movie listings and reviews

Local sports

School closings and information

Health and medical news

Cooking and recipes

Lottery results

Tourist information

Home and garden

Local business directory

College sports

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2%

8%

12%

13%

16%

17%

19%

20%

21%

22%

22%International news ofthe day

Technology and sciencenews

Local discussion forums

Pro sports

TV listings and reviews

Travel news andinformation

Legal and financialinformation

Financial markets andstocks

Personals ads

Gaming Information

None of the above

All tested items have All tested items have valuevalue to to at least some site visitorsat least some site visitors

General Drivers – Top ItemsGeneral Drivers – Top Items

Percent “Very Interested”Sample N = 459

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31%

33%

33%

40%

41%

46%

51%

52%Coupons to save on goods and services

Local job listings

Ads for local grocery stores

Ads for local discount stores

Sales and specials at local retail stores

Ads for local department stores

Local real estate listings

Ads for local appliance and electronicsstores

Visitors show interest in a Visitors show interest in a wide variety of wide variety of local local

advertisingadvertisingPage 1 of 2

Ad Content ImpactAd Content Impact

All items refer

to “Local Ads”

All items refer

to “Local Ads”

Percent “Very Interested”Sample N = 459

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19%

22%

18%

19%

20%

25%

28%Ads for USED automobiles and trucks

Ads for local drugstores

Apartment listings

Ads for local furniture stores

Ads for NEW automobiles and trucks

Other classified advertising

None of the above

Visitors show interest in a Visitors show interest in a wide variety of wide variety of local local

advertisingadvertisingPage 2 of 2

Ad Content ImpactAd Content Impact

All items refer

to “Local Ads”

All items refer

to “Local Ads”

Percent “Very Interested”Sample N = 459

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PURCHASE INTENTIONSPURCHASE INTENTIONS

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23%

16%

20%

22%

28%

31%

34%

38%

47%Travel

Consumer electronics

Office supplies

Furniture

Computer (desktop or laptop)

Banking services

Large appliances

Financial services and investments

None of the above

Travel Travel tops the list of tops the list of tested tested high-cost itemshigh-cost items

Purchase Intentions – Major ItemsPurchase Intentions – Major Items

Percent who will shop in next 6 monthsSample N = 459

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33%

36%

41%

46%

46%

47%

50%

53%

53%

65%

72%

0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

Groceries

Clothing

Music/ CDs/ videos/ DVDs

Rx or OTC drugs

Movie, etc./ Ttickets

Pet supplies

Books

Home improvement

Health/ Beauty items

Hobby/ Specialty gifts

Health care services

Groceries Groceries andand Clothing Clothing lead,lead, then then MusicMusic and and Rx/OTC drugsRx/OTC drugs..

Page 1 of 2

Purchase Intentions – Special Interest ItemsPurchase Intentions – Special Interest Items

Percent who will shop in next 6 monthsSample N = 459

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Interest in Interest in consumer consumer categoriescategories extends over many extends over many

typestypesPage 2 of 2

Purchase Intentions – Special Interest ItemsPurchase Intentions – Special Interest Items

Percent who will shop in next 6 monthsSample N = 459

9%

17%

18%

19%

20%

21%

23%

24%

27%

28%

29%

0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

Toys

Flowers

Sporting goods

Small electronics

Software

Insurance

Photography

Education or training

Jewelry

Cell phone or pager

None of the above

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LOCAL SHOPPINGLOCAL SHOPPING

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2%

34%

44%

45%

71%

72%

83%91%Groceries

Department and discount stores

Drug stores or in drug departments atstores

Shopping centers or areas

Office or computer supplies

Electronics or entertainment

Sporting goods

None of the above

Most Most TribStar.com TribStar.com visitors visitors havehave shoppedshopped local storeslocal stores last last

30 days30 days

Sample Base: Respondents who self-report living in the local area N = 277

Last 30 Days:

LifestylesLifestyles

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4%

23%

36%

36%

36%

43%

48%

53%

60%

66%

68%Lumber/ Hardware or gardensupplies

Banking institutions

Women's clothing or shoes

Auto parts/ tires or autoservices

Health or beauty products orservices

Men's clothing or shoes

Furniture or appliances

Children's clothing or shoes

Cell phone service providers

Jewelry

None of the above

Most Most TribStar.com TribStar.com visitedvisited local local businessesbusinesses in in last 6 months last 6 months

Sample Base: Respondents who self-report living in the local area N = 277

Last Six Months:

LifestylesLifestyles

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29%

19%

Shop Vehicle Buy/ Sell/ Rent RE

Many local visitorsMany local visitors will shop will shop for for vehicle or real estatevehicle or real estate

Sample Base: Those who self-report living in the local area

N = 277

VerticalsVerticals

Next 6 Months:

Sample Base All Respondents

N = 459

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4%

8%

8%

10%

10%

13%

20%

20%

22%

35%Used car

Used truck

New car

Used SUV

Used motorcycle

New motorcycle

New SUV

New truck

Used min-van

None of the above

Auto:Auto: TribStar.com visitors will TribStar.com visitors will buy a variety of vehicle typesbuy a variety of vehicle types

Next 6 Months:

VehiclesVehicles

Sample Base: Those who self-report living in the area and plan to buy a vehicle in the next 6 months N= 79

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R/E:R/E: TS.com visitors will engage in TS.com visitors will engage in many types of R/E transactionsmany types of R/E transactions

37%

12%

11%

9%

8%

7%

6%

5%

9%

28%

22%

17%

17%

Purchase personal residence/ home

Rent new apartment

Use a Realtor

Sell a home

Repair home

Purchase investment property

Purchase land to build on

Remodel home

Build a new home

Purchase manufactured home

Refinance home

Purchase business property

None of the above

Sample Base: Respondents who will buy, sell or rent real estate in the area in the next 6 months N= 86

Real EstateReal Estate

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Online Classifieds & VerticalsOnline Classifieds & Verticals

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Most TribStar.com users have Most TribStar.com users have visited visited onlineonline classifieds sectionclassifieds section

61%

33%

6%

Visited Not Visited Not Sure

ClassifiedsClassifieds

Sample Base: All Respondents N= 459

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5%

0%

5%

6%

25%

15%

24%

20%Today

Past week

One week to past month

One month to six months ago

6-12 months

1- 3 years ago

3 + years ago

Not sure

Online Classified Use Online Classified Use is Active and Recentis Active and Recent

ClassifiedsClassifieds

Sample Base: Classified users N= 279

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9%

25%

28%

29%

42%

59%Employment

Merchandise

Vehicles/ Autos

Property to buy or sell

Property to rent

None of the above

JobsJobs tops usage in classifieds, tops usage in classifieds, with with merchandisemerchandise a strong second a strong second

ClassifiedsClassifieds

Percentages are for ever used, “Visited Classifieds” N= 279

Classifieds Verticals Ever Used:

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12%1%1%

8%14%

19%19%

28%

32%35%

43%54%Checked obituaries/ death notices

Looked for a job

Looked for personal goods to buy

Births/ Weddings

Checked for garage sales

Looked for a home to buy

Looked for a home to rent

Checked legal notices

Placed an ad to sell personal goods

Placed an ad to sell a home

Placed an ad for a job

None of the above

Visitors have taken a wide variety Visitors have taken a wide variety of uses of online of uses of online

Verticals/Listings.Verticals/Listings.

ClassifiedsClassifieds

Vertical Actions taken in last 6 months: “Visited Classifieds” N= 279

Verticals/Classifieds Verticals Uses Last Six Months:

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Use of Web for Job searchUse of Web for Job search

Used Internet to

2822Both Last/Next 12 Months

108Next 12 Months

4753Neither

13% 14%Last 12 Months

Search Career/Job

Info

Seek New/Different

Job

Sample Base: All Respondents N= 459

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SITE USESITE USE

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13%

4%

0%

1%

3%

5%

15%

59%

0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

TribStar.com

WTHITV.com

WTWO.com

Yahoo! or Google.com

IndyStar.com

IndianaStatesman.com

Other

No Preference

Competitive Competitive SetSet

Preferred Online Local News & Information Preferred Online Local News & Information SourceSource

Preferred Online Local News & Information Preferred Online Local News & Information SourceSource

CompetitionCompetition

Sample Base: Terre Haute Local ZIPs N = 266

TribStar.com is the TribStar.com is the online source for online source for local news among local news among

our visitors.our visitors.

TribStar.com is the TribStar.com is the online source for online source for local news among local news among

our visitors.our visitors.

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5%

28%

44%

11%

6%

1%

1%

4%Today

Within the past week

One week ago/ Past month

One month/ Past six months ago

Six months/ Past twelve months ago

One year, but less than 3 years ago

3 or more years ago

Not sure

GrowingGrowing…visitors include…visitors includeold-timers and newcomersold-timers and newcomers

Site UseSite Use

Sample Base: All Respondents N= 459

TribStar.com is TribStar.com is still growing, with still growing, with 6% of daily users 6% of daily users visiting for the visiting for the

first time within first time within the past month.the past month.

TribStar.com is TribStar.com is still growing, with still growing, with 6% of daily users 6% of daily users visiting for the visiting for the

first time within first time within the past month.the past month.

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1%

6%

21%

25%

48%Mostly

Somewhat

Partly Both

Dissatisfied

Not Sure

Most visitors are Most visitors are satisfiedsatisfied with TribStar.comwith TribStar.com

Site UseSite Use

Satisfaction Level with TribStar.com:

Sample Base: Began accessing site more than 30 days ago N = 410

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TribStar.com has visitors TribStar.com has visitors fromfrom bothboth homehome and and officeoffice

49%43%

9%

Office Home Other

Internet UseInternet Use

Sample Base: N= 459

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6.3

4.1

Online TS.com

Visitors Visitors use use thethe Internet Internet and and TribStar.comTribStar.com very often very often

Average Days Visited in Past Seven Average Days Visited in Past Seven DaysDays

Average Days Visited in Past Seven Average Days Visited in Past Seven DaysDays

Internet UseInternet Use

Sample Base: First 28 day respondents N= 432

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51% of users visited 51% of users visited 5+ days 5+ days in the past weekin the past week

7%10% 10% 11% 10%

21%

10%

20%

7Days

6Days

5Days

4Days

3Days

2Days

1 DayNone

Days used TribStar.com in past 7 daysDays used TribStar.com in past 7 daysDays used TribStar.com in past 7 daysDays used TribStar.com in past 7 days

Site UseSite Use

Average = 4.1Average = 4.1Average = 4.1Average = 4.1

Sample Base: First 28 day respondents N= 432

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2.51.8

Weekday Weekend

The average daily user The average daily user accesses accesses

the site 2.5 times on the the site 2.5 times on the weekdays weekdays

Average Times Visited in Day VisitingAverage Times Visited in Day Visiting Average Times Visited in Day VisitingAverage Times Visited in Day Visiting

Internet UseInternet Use

Sample Base: 30+ Day/Weekday Visitors N= 376Sample Base 30+ Days/Weekend Visitors N= 206

Sample Base: First 28 day respondents

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Five in tenFive in ten site visitors site visitors have have high-speedhigh-speed home access home access

Internet UseInternet Use

9%

4%

2%

32%

21%

28%

4%T1, etc.

DSL

Cable

56K

< 56K

Not Sure

No Home Access

Sample Base: All Respondents N= 459

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THE ONLINE AUDIENCE & THE ONLINE AUDIENCE & PRINTPRINT

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Most TribStar.com visitors are Most TribStar.com visitors are Tribune StarTribune Star print readersprint readers

Did Not Read TS

Print22%

Read Sunday

Only21%

Week-day and

Sunday37%

Read Weekday only 21%

16% of local respondents had read

The Indianapolis Star

4% had read Indiana Statesman

16% of local respondents had read

The Indianapolis Star

4% had read Indiana Statesman

ReachReach

Sample Base: Terre Haute Local ZIPs N= 266

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1%

71%

28%HouseholdSubscribes

Doesn'tSubscribe

Don't Know, NoAnswer

Most TribStar.com Most TribStar.com visitors are not visitors are not

Tribune StarTribune Star print subscribersprint subscribers

Effects of SiteEffects of Site

Sample Base: Terre Haute Local ZIPs N= 266

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89%

4%

7%StartedSubscription

EndedSubscription

Neither

TribStar.com use has had a TribStar.com use has had a smallsmall net net impact onimpact on

subscriptionssubscriptions

Effects of SiteEffects of Site

Since you started visiting this site:

In-Market, the proportions In-Market, the proportions are are

10% starts vs. 6% stops10% starts vs. 6% stops

In-Market, the proportions In-Market, the proportions are are

10% starts vs. 6% stops10% starts vs. 6% stops

Visiting site over one monthN = 410

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93%

2%

5%IncreasedFrequency

DecreasedFrequency

Neither

Site use also has a small Site use also has a small impact impact on on delivery frequencydelivery frequency

Effects of SiteEffects of Site

Since you started visiting this site:

In-Market, the proportions In-Market, the proportions are are

6% increase vs. 6% increase vs. 4% decrease4% decrease

In-Market, the proportions In-Market, the proportions are are

6% increase vs. 6% increase vs. 4% decrease4% decrease

Visiting site over one monthN = 410

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75%

4%

20%Bought More

Bought Less

Neither

Site use has a Site use has a small positive small positive effect effect onon single-copy single-copy purchases purchases

Effects of SiteEffects of Site

Since you started visiting this site:

In-Market, the proportions In-Market, the proportions areare

27% buy more 27% buy more vs. vs.

6% buy less6% buy less

In-Market, the proportions In-Market, the proportions areare

27% buy more 27% buy more vs. vs.

6% buy less6% buy less

Visiting site over one monthN = 410

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75%

10%

16%Reading More

Reading Less

Neither

Some visitors are Some visitors are reading print reading print editionseditions more often more often

Effects of SiteEffects of Site

Since you started visiting this site:

In-Market, the proportions In-Market, the proportions are are

21% read more 21% read more vs. vs.

14% read less14% read less

In-Market, the proportions In-Market, the proportions are are

21% read more 21% read more vs. vs.

14% read less14% read less

Visiting site over one monthN = 410

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Site use is usually unlikely Site use is usually unlikely to lead to subscription to lead to subscription

cancellationcancellation

7%

76%

9%

7%

1%

0%Very Likely to Cancel

Somewhat Likely

Neither

Somewhat unlikely

Not at All Likely

Don't know

Subscribers in Terre Haute Local ZIPs N = 70

Effects of SiteEffects of Site

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Site use is somewhat more Site use is somewhat more likely likely

to lead to subscription startsto lead to subscription starts

22%

34%

9%

15%

13%

6%Very Likely to Start

Somewhat Likely

Neither

Somewhat unlikely

Not at All Likely

Don't know

Effects of SiteEffects of Site

Non-Subscribers in Terre Haute Local ZIPs N = 196

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SPECIAL SECTIONSPECIAL SECTION

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5%

6%

2%

2%

3%

6%

10%

38%

29%Today

Within the past week

One week ago / past month

One month/ last 3 months

Three months/ last 6 months

Six months/ In last 12 months

One year or more

Do not search Web Product/ Service

Not sure

TribStar.comTribStar.com visitors visitors actively actively use the Webuse the Web for product/service for product/service

infoinfo

SearchSearch

Sample Base: All Respondents N= 459

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TribStar.com use a wide TribStar.com use a wide variety of high tech variety of high tech products/servicesproducts/services

6%

4%7%

8%

9%

10%

11%

15%

17%32%

38%

64%

85%DVD Player

Digital Camera

Cellphone with Internet connection

Satellite TV

Wi-Fi on laptop or home computer

Digital Video Recorder

PDA (not wireless)

iPod or similar digital music device

GPS Device (Handheld or in vehicle)

Satellite Radio

Wireless PDA

Other

None of the above

CompetitionCompetition

Sample Base: Total Respondents = 459

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Most visitors have Most visitors have e-commercee-commerce experience experience

84% have made online purchases in the last six months.

They spent an average of $436 online

in the past 6 months.

Notes on E-commerceNotes on E-commerce

Sample Base: All Respondents N= 459

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4%

4%

13%

12%

25%

16%Less than $100

$100-$499

$500-$999

$1,000-$2,999

$3,000-$4,999

$5,000+

Three in tenThree in ten users users spent $500spent $500 or or more more onlineonline in last six in last six

months.months.

ClassifiedsClassifieds

Sample Base: All Respondents N= 459

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SUMMARYSUMMARY

Great Audience

Extended Reach

High Frequency

Local Opportunity

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Where will YOU go next?Where will YOU go next?

The FutureThe Future

Thank you.Thank you.