Title: Measuring the value of retail media
1Measuring the value of retail media
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3The changing nature of out-of-home
1996
2006
Outdoor 70 roadside
Outdoor 49 roadside
4Time out of home UK
70
51
2006
35
population OOH
1996
0
Monday to Sunday
Midnight
Midnight
Noon
Source IPA Touchpoints
5Increase in mobility
23
Increase in number of cars on the road
Source SMMT 2006 numbers in millions
6Increase in car ownership
Source Department for Transport
7Growth of out-of-town shopping malls
117
1993 34.2m
2003 74.2m
Trafford Centre, Manchester
Source Verdict on the High Street 2004
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9Why we carried out the research
- Retail advertising market worth 50m
- JCDecaux partners with Tesco since 1999
- Lots of information on sales
- No coverage and frequency model
10The retail medium
- Total no. stores 1,575
- Total no. panels 8,512
11Objective 1
- Ratings
- Coverage
- Frequency
For the retail medium
12How we did it
- TNS Worldpanel now at 20,000 households
13- "TNS has made a significant investment in
Worldpanel to allow much more understanding of
our supermarket shopping habits. This has
enabled us to carry out the detailed levels of
analysis required for the JCDecaux project, which
has produced the first real measure of retail
media coverage and frequency. This is clearly
beneficial for advertisers who are looking to
understand exactly what the retail medium can
achieve for them." - Tracy Waring, Media Services Director,
Worldpanel
14Retail Media Coverage
JCDecaux Stores - 450
Source TNS 52 weeks ending 21/05/06 2 week data
Base GB Households
15How we did it
- Coverage TNS frequency Ratings
- Tesco (450 stores) 33 2.3 77
Source TNS 52 weeks ending 21/05/06 2 week data
Base GB Households
16Validation
Source Tesco
17Validation
Source Tesco / TNS 52 weeks ending 21/05/06
2 week data. TNS Base GB Households
18Validation
Source Tesco / TNS 52 weeks ending 21/05/06
2 week data. TNS Base GB Households
19Validation
- JCDecaux calculation of ratings (based on
transactions / no. GB households) 20-30
different to TNS - Further research 3000 exit interviews
- 20 basket shops 20 under 10 30 of all
trips lasting 30 minutes or less
Source Marketing Sciences
20Validation
Frequency of visits to store
Average 3.3
Source Marketing Sciences
21Traffic count vs. travel survey
22How we did it
- Coverage Adjusted frequency Ratings
- Tesco (450 stores) 33 3.3 109
Source Tesco / TNS 52 weeks ending 21/05/06
2 week data. TNS Base GB Households
23What does this mean?
24Understanding the audience
25Objective 2
- Provide a segmentation tool to target lifestyle,
lifestage and demographic groups effectively
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27Free-from
Upmarket
Midmarket
Price Sensitive
New Food Club
Healthy
Convenience
Students
Finer Foods
Young Families
Older Families
Traditional
Fairtrade
Organic
Young Adults
Wine Club
Kids Club
28Destination Tesco - Targeted
- Purchasing, lifestyle and demographic
information - All 450 stores specifically analysed
- Planning tool identifying stores that index
highest against particular lifestages /
purchasing habits
29Example store profile
30Its worth paying extra for quality goods."
Finer Foods Shopper
31Finer Foods ShopperI like to cook more exotic,
interesting dishes.
- Generally older certainly more affluent
- Prioritise quality, environmental benefits and
improved taste when shopping - Organic and local produce top the shopping list
over convenience and cost - Food is a hobby and they enjoy experimenting
with new products and tastes
Source dunnhumby
32What does this mean?
33To conclude
- Media opportunities at other out-of-home
destinations are becoming increasingly important
450 stores reach 28million transactions per
fortnight - POSTAR not initially set up to measure coverage /
frequency for anything other than roadside - JCDecaux set out to provide the necessary
accountability now available for all retail media - The segmented offering opens up the medium to new
advertiser categories
34Destination Tesco
Thank you