A media impression is the interaction between a website, radio spot, television program, or newspaper or magazine article and a single member of the audience who is exposed to that medium. Media impressions represent the potential number of people who could have seen or heard something--not the number who actually did see or hear it. Actual expenditures for public relations are divided by the number of media impressions (and then multiplied by one thousand) in order to determine the cost per one thousand media impressions.
Enterprise Priorities and Strategies
Initiative
Priority
Strategy
Associated Service Areas
Service Area Code
Service Area Name
53607
Tourist Promotion Services
Targets and Baselines
Name
Date
Result
Note
Baseline
None
Short Target 2025
None
None
Long Target 2027
None
None
Results
Year
Result
Note
2014
2015
32
In FY 2015 media impressions totaled 2.05 billion and spending for communications was $651,764.
Data in cents.
2016
19
In FY 2016 media impressions totaled 3.38 billion and spending for communications was $650,004.
Data in cents.
2017
20
In FY 2017 media impressions totaled 3.32 billion and spending for communications was $662,744.
Data in cents.
2018
22
In FY 2018 media impressions totaled 3.37 billion and spending for communications was $748,263.
Data in cents.
2019
8
In FY 2019 media impressions totaled 11.2 billion and spending for communications was $865,880.
Data in cents.
2020
9
In FY 2020 media impressions totaled 9.6 billion and spending for communications was $879,118.
Data in cents.