Arbitron and Joint Communications have released a supplement to the
What Women Want study - a format-specific summary report on the
habits and preferences of female Country radio listeners. The report is intended to be in the first in a series of format specific reports culled from the results of What Women Want: Five Secrets to
Better Ratings, a study released in September by Arbitron and Joint Communications Corp. According to the findings, female Country radio listeners who belong to frequent-listener clubs are twice as
likely to use radio to make purchase decisions. Also, while most female Country radio listeners work, less than half (46%) of them listen to the radio at work. Over 80 percent of female Country radio
listeners who were contacted by a station and asked to listen for a contest actually listened.