TheStreet.comwas the online destination of choice for well-to-do folks in October, according to the latest research from comScore Media Metrix.
A story on its website states, “TheStreet.com ranked first among financial media sites in households with annual income of more than $100,000 and first in households with a portfolio value of more than $500,000.
“The company also garnered some highly-educated clicks with its audience ranking first in having a graduate degree, and grabbed the attention of the most active traders with its audience found to be ‘most likely to make up to 10 online brokerage transactions per month.’
“These results show TheStreet’s appeal to ‘difficult-to-reach Mass Affluent demographic,’ the company said in a press release.
“‘TheStreet has an editorial team of 80 plus writers and 100 plus contributors dedicated to helping investors make timely and informed decisions to effectively manage their wealth,’ said James R. Freiman, Senior Vice President of Business Development & Strategy at TheStreet, in a statement. ‘As an invaluable resource for its affluent readers, TheStreet is an ideal opportunity for traditional and online brokerage advertisers, as well as luxury goods and services, to reach the Mass Affluent demographic.'”
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