Popscores started to monitor Michael Jackson in June 2008. His scores with music consumers were what you would expect from a deeply troubled iconic artist – he had a mediocre Popscore of 20 made up of Dislikes of 31%, Positives of 41% and Love of just 10%.
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Last month we talked about using Popscores as a discovery tool; looking into artists that are as yet unfamiliar but show a strong connection in a small segment. If you remember: Big Fish Small Pond. So when an artist is in the small pond then all that matters is to i
The Hoosiers continue to show how an artist can build a strong relationship with consumers over a very short period of time. Over the last month for example they grew their total PopScore by 4 points with the largest growth coming from females 30-39 with a massive 9
In this report we have aggregated PopScores data from 2007 to identify the biggest growers and the most successful acts of the year.
There is a range of different music buying segments in the UK and with PopScores we define these core segments using age &
The biggest grower this month is Leona Lewis.
Although X-Factor afforded her a significant amount of familiarity, only now is she close (86%) to reaching the magic barrier of 90% Name Awareness where just about everyone has heard of her. Once there, she will b