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The Grocery TV Network Grows to 1,000 Stores Nationally

The Grocery TV Network Grows to 1,000 Stores Nationally

We're excited to announce that Grocery TV is now officially in over 1,000 grocery stores, which brings our display count to nearly 4,700.

Adding new retailers to our network requires collaboration between multiple functional teams in our company and a great deal of trust from partners. We're extremely grateful for the effort from all sides in helping us reach this new milestone.

Here are some quick facts about the network as of today:

Network growth over the last 4 years

High-Level Network Stats

  • Store Count = 1,012
  • Display Count = 4,698
  • Average # of displays per store = 5
  • Number of states represented = 40
  • Unique customers in our network (i.e. Reach) = 11.9 million
  • Impressions per day = 96.5 million

Top DMAs by Reach

  • Phoenix, AZ = 1,792K
  • Salt Lake City, UT = 1,128K
  • Grand Rapids, MI = 835K
  • Houston, TX = 656K
  • Los Angeles, CA = 591K
  • Des Moines, IA = 499K
  • Omaha, NE = 498K
  • Dallas Ft. Worth, TX = 428K
  • Spokane, WA = 378K
  • Lincoln, NE = 369K

Top States by Store Count

  • Michigan = 144
  • Iowa = 114
  • Texas = 101
  • Arizona = 100
  • Utah = 80
  • Nebraska = 45
  • Pennsylvania = 44
  • Alabama = 36
  • Idaho = 29
  • New York = 27

Top 5 Retailers by Reach

  • Bashas' = 2.2M
  • Associated Food Stores = 1.5M
  • SpartanNash = 1.5M
  • Fareway Stores = 1.2M
  • Affiliated Foods, Inc. = .8M

What's next?

We're expecting continued expansion both in terms of retailers and regions for the rest of 2020.

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