Title: Proposal
1Proposal
- Establish a company standard for measurement of
Business Penetration
2Current Status
- Inconsistent use of sources of both business
advertising and businesses in the market. - Inconsistent factors used to define an
advertiser. - No standard for what businesses are included, or
how they are excluded from the calculations - No consistency from year to year in process
3Needs
- Single approach to the calculations
- Consistent approach to the calculations
- Repeatable approach to the calculations
- Year-over-year trending capabilities
- Ability to drill into segments
4New approach
- Agreement between key departments on definitions
and rules - Determining advertisers
- Determining what advertisements count
- Determining segments (cleanup effort)
- Determining businesses
- Filtering businesses
- Revisiting rules annually
5The New Approach
- Determining advertisers
- Single source The Data Warehouse
- SAOE or Mactive account numbers define unique
advertisers. - The SIC code on the account record defines
segment. - The ZIP Code of the advertiser determines Zone.
- Advertisers placing Transient ads are NOT
included in the analysis.
6The New Approach
- Determining Businesses
- Single source Dun and Bradstreet File
- Businesses are limited to Maricopa and Pinal
County. - A unique Global Ultimate Duns Number determines
unique businesses. - The SIC1 code determines segment.
- The Physical ZIP Code determines Zone.
7The New Approach
- Refining business count
- Within each SIC code grouping, each Line of
Business is reviewed for advertising potential. - Lines of Business where there is no expectation
of ever seeing advertising are removed from the
count of businesses. - This process removes businesses like Aircraft
engines and engine parts and Anthracite mining
from the business counts.
8The New Approach
- Refining business count continued
- With specific Lines of Businesses removed, a
realistic list of businesses remain. - However, within that list, there are small
businesses and other groups of businesses that
will never advertise. - A unique Potential Advertiser Adjustment Factor
is applied to each segment to put a segment level
filter to arrive at a final business potential
count.
9The New Approach
- Rules
- The Lines of Business excluded will be reviewed
annually. Adjustments to the list will be
carefully weighed and agreed upon before
implementation. - The final Potential Advertiser Adjustment
Factor will be reviewed annually. Adjustments to
the list will be carefully weighed and agreed
upon before implementation. - ONLY ONE VERSION OF THESE ADJUSTMENT FACTORS WILL
BE USED AT ANY GIVEN TIME.
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RAW Number from Dun And Bradstreet Business
License file
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Before
After
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Dun And Bradstreet Business License file number
AFTER removal of Children account numbers
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Lines of Business REMOVED from count of Businesses
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of Businesses remaining after removal of SIC
Code/Lines of business that are realistically
never going to advertise.
Number of Businesses remaining
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Sample segment Casino
Of the 21 remaining businesses, only about 45
look (by name) to have any potential of ever
advertising.
This is the factor that will be toughest to
refine.
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The Percentage and number of realistic
advertisers remaining. From here the penetration
can be calculated.
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Total of all advertisers running ads so far this
year running in each category.
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Total of advertisers with Metro ZIP Codes running
ads so far this year running in each category.
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How our advertising is split across the segments.
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How businesses are split across the segments.
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Advertising penetration when calculated against
ALL advertisers.
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Advertising penetration when calculated against
advertisers with Metro ZIP Codes (that is local
vs. Nevada or otherwise located.
24Additional Features
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