Feb 27, 2018
TSN Remains Canada’s Choice on NHL Trade Deadline Day
Preliminary Numeris data confirms that head-to-head from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. ET, TSN more than doubled the audience of its closest competitor in the key A25-54 demo, and nearly doubled the audience among total viewers.
Media Release
TORONTO (Feb. 27, 2018) – With ketchup memories and a music video from host James Duthie, hockey lives on TSN as the network’s live 10-hour live TRADECENTRE (#TradeCentre) broadcast was once again Canada’s top-choice for NHL Trade Deadline Day coverage, delivering trusted hockey analysis, some truly memorable moments, and, of course, trades.
Preliminary Numeris data confirms that head-to-head from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. ET, TSN more than doubled the audience of its closest competitor in the key A25-54 demo, and nearly doubled the audience among total viewers. Throughout TSN’s 10-hour broadcast from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m., TRADECENTRE delivered an average audience of 159,000 viewers, and grew its younger audience aged 18-34 by 24% versus 2017. Overall, 1.8 million viewers tuned in for some, or all, of the live broadcast.
TSN also led the conversation across the network’s digital and social platforms:
- TSN’s official Instagram account garnered 6.5 million TRADECENTRE-related impressions
- TSN’s digital and social media platforms reached 1.3 million video views throughout the day
- The network’s official Instagram story accumulated 570,398 impressions
- TSN.ca saw a 11% increase in desktop page views over 2017
- Trade Tracker was the most-viewed page on TSN.ca, close to doubling the page views of 2017
- The TSN-branded #TradeCentre remained among the top trends in Canada throughout the day
TRADECENTRE featured the reveal of the 2018 Chevrolet Good Deeds Cup winning team, The Huskies from The Pas, MB, as part of a GM sponsorship, as well as a special lunch delivery from sponsor Harvey’s complete with burgers, fries, onion rings, and classic shakes.
TSN was the first broadcaster to deliver comprehensive, full-day coverage of NHL Trade Deadline Day, beginning in 2000, and is consistently chosen by Canadians as their #1 choice for hockey news and analysis.
Source : Numeris and Omniture