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Title: Voorstel voor Template


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Lets build together! Atomium - Brussels, 20-24
February 2006
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BUILD ON US
  • today
  • Launch of the MAGlab marketing programme
  • Affirm our strategic vision
  • Introduce the WAR research
  • Give a flavour of the new planning tool
  • Launch a first Atomic Build on us deal

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BUILD ON US
  • The result of
  • an inspired reflection on actual communication
    needs (consumer in control, permission marketing,
    continuity reach)
  • a deep understanding of the strengths and
    weaknesses of magazines
  • a changing consumer media behaviour
  • A communication commercial platform, supported
    by fundamental research and a new media planning
    tool

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The expression of our strong engagement to work
together
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BUILD ON US is more than a baseline, its a
vision
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Its about time
  • to move from the
  • Old model of communicationgt advertiser (sender)
    in control
  • towards a
  • New model of communicationgt consumer (receiver)
    in control

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Its about time
  • Old model
  • After the war era, the and the Baby Boom,
    staggering demand for all kinds of goodsbirth of
    the TV Commercial
  • Marketing driven by introduction of new products
    product launches, consumer sees the commercial,
    feels the need/desire and buys the product
    (AIDA)
  • How advertising works the S-shaped learning
    curve gt Media Planning Frequency Planning,
    effective frequency (see 3)

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Its about time
  • Traditional AV media suit the old model very
    well
  • Message
  • what you see (hear) is what you get gt low mental
    processing, episodic learning
  • Send/Receive
  • Real timegt time of sending equals time of
    receivinggt intrusive
  • Media research
  • Time specific measurement (diary, people
    meter,PPM, Media Watch)
  • Perceived as being a good estimate of the
    advertising contact

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Its about time
  • New model
  • After the millennium atmosphere, mature markets,
    mergers acquisitions, globalisation, changing
    demographics, the endless stream of new means of
    communications
  • Theres little left to teach the consumer about.
    Instead, the consumer determines when he wants
    what information and what he does with it
    permission marketing
  • How advertising works the law of diminishing
    returns gt Media Planning Recency Planning,
    continuity reach

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Its about time
  • Print and digital media suit the new model
    surprisingly well
  • Message
  • More complex, many entries,5 senses (magazines)
    gt high mental processing, semantic learning
  • Send/Receive
  • Message available/retrievable at the right time
    for the consumer (active approach)
  • Media research
  • Until today
  • Not very time specific (average issue readership,
    UVM)
  • Perceived as being a poor estimate of the
    advertising contact (except Response and Click
    Through rates)
  • From now on BUILD ON US new

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BUILD ON US
  • Great buildings are built from a solid foundation
  • Advertising success can be achieved by
    continuous short term effects (Prof. J.P. Jones)
  • Continuous reach is a strategic need,
    concentrated repetition is a tactical necessity
  • Magazines are the most cost effective and
    reliable building material to construct a solid
    (continuity reach) foundation

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Plan for maximum continuityand maximum
reachinmagazines
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Build on us
the new model of magazine planning
  • Assuring the strategic needof continuous reach
    choose continuity over bursts choose more
    reach over more repetition

? use magazines as the foundation
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Build on us
the new model of magazine planning
300
250
200
GRP
150
100
Foundation
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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 w
weeks
magazines
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Build on us
the new model of magazine planning
  • Fulfilling the tactical necessity for short term
    repetition product (re-)launches short term
    promotions or events

? use this magazine foundationas a launch
platform
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Build on us
the new model of magazine planning
To have more effect with your burst, build on
magazines first!
300
250
200
GRP
150
100
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Foundation Launch Platform
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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 w
weeks
Magazines Short Term
Media/ Activation in magazines
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Its about timefor new insights
  • Magazines are by nature an excellent medium
  • for reaching a lot of consumers
  • at the most privileged and intimate moments
  • in a continuous way
  • at an affordable price
  • BUT theres a huge need to quantify these
    qualities in the mediaplanning process

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Start a WAR to BUILD ON
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CIM is the currency
  • CIM
  • how many readers in one week, month,for a title
  • a detailed reader profile
  • reading habits mode of acquisition, reading
    frequency
  • Continues to be the trading currency
  • large sample accurate measurement

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WAR is about time
  • WAR adds information to CIM
  • WAR Weekly Average page Reach
  • qualifying the reader when, how many times, how
    long, how many pages
  • Introducing the time dimension
  • A thorough assessment of the chance to see a page
  • a new improved approach to magazine planning
  • the necessary information to understand the
    R.O.I. of magazine campaigns

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WAR is about time
amongst others
  • CIM
  • How many readers in one publication interval?
    average issue readership
  • Reading any issue of a title in the publication
    interval
  • Not issue specific
  • Average issue reading is composed of the reading
    of old issue as well as the current issue

Age 6
Age 5
Age 4
Age 3
Age 2
Issue age 1 week
Issue age 6
Age 5
Age 2
Age 1
Age 4
Age 3
AIR
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WAR is about time
amongst others
  • CIM gt WAR
  • Step 1 introducing the concept of audience
    accumulation of an average issue over time

Starting from a specific issues to model an
average issue
W1 W2 W3 W4 W5
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WAR is about time
amongst others
  • CIM gt WAR
  • Step 2 taking into account multiple pick ups of
    an issue by a reader
  • In CIM 1 reader 1 Opportunity to See
  • In reality people read their magazine on more
    than one occasion during the publication interval
  • People often spread their reading over more than
    one publication interval
  • 1 reader obviously has more than 1 OTS

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WAR is about time
amongst others
  • CIM gt WAR
  • Step 3 taking into account the proportion of
    pages seen
  • In CIM we measure readers of any part of the
    magazine and their reading habits
  • We know from our own reading experience and
    publishers research that readers do not read all
    the pages
  • and spend the same amount of time reading
  • Different readers have a different probability
    to see a page

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WAR is about time
amongst others
  • CIM average issue readership
  • WAR
  • introducing the concept of audience accumulation
    of an average of specific issue over time
  • taking into account multiple pick ups of an
    issue by a reader
  • taking into account the proportion of pages seen

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Research
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Sample
  • Gross sample representative of the Belgian
    population 12
  • N 2749 clean and fully completed diaries
  • Response rate after cleaning 47
  • Number of observations on edition level is
    sufficient, except for smaller monthlies

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Data collection
  • AIR questionnaire
  • Total readership
  • Average Issue Readership
  • Reading frequency
  • Source of Copy
  • Reading Volume
  • ? AIR calibrated to CIM readership
    figures
  • 2 week diary

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Data collection
  • AIR questionnaire
  • 2 week diary
  • Max 6 editions / titles per day
  • 7 day parts
  • Multiple pick ups
  • Time spent per reading event
  • Total proportion read per day

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Diary
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When do people read magazines?
Day part Mon Tue Wed
Thu Fri Sat Sun
Net of 12 0-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 26-30
06.00-09.00
09.00-12.00
12.00-14.00
14.00-17.00
17.00-19.30
19.30-22.30
After 22.30
All day
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How many times do they read in a day?
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
Net of 12 0-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 26-30 50
-55 56-60 61-65 66-70
06.00-09.00
Theoretical contact delivery potential of
magazines 120 GRPs/day Or gt 800 GRPs/week
09.00-12.00
12.00-14.00
14.00-17.00
17.00-19.30
19.30-22.30
After 22.30
All day
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Are you ready to throw the switch?from AIR
to Average PAGE Reach
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Whats the probability of seeing a page?
  • Daily assessment of proportion of pages seen
  • If more than one reading occasion in a day
    proportion read on each occasion determined by
    share of time spent reading
  • Final maximum net proportion of pages read per
    issue determined by the proportion read
    question in AIR questionnaire

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A new vocabulary
  • CIM
  • Issue Reach
  • Net coverage
  • GRP
  • OTS
  • Average publication interval
  • WAR
  • Average Page Reach
  • NAP NAP cume
  • GAP GAP cume
  • X Rate
  • Audience accumulation of an average PAGE in an
    average issue over time (day, week, )

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Gross Average Page Hits
  • The sum of gross contacts in the target group
    with an average page in a one issue
  • number of people that read an identified issue
    of a given title on a specific day (number of
    days after publication date) X number of pick ups
    during that day X pages read, looked at or
    leafed through per reading occasion on that day
  • ? GAP Hits
  • Daily gross count the number of contacts with
    the page on a given day
  • Cumulative over time the sum of page contacts
    (page hits) over a given time period

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Gross Average Page Hits
Plan 3 insertions in 3 weeks in Dag
Allemaal/Expres, Ciné Télé Revue, HUMO, Knack, Le
Vif/LExpress Télé Moustique
tuesday -monday
monday -sunday
Delayed contacts helps continuity
Planning period
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Net Average Page Reach
  • The net number of different people in the target
    group that have a contact with an average page in
    one issue
  • number of people that read an identified issue
    of a given title on a specific day (number of
    days after publication date) X pages read,
    looked at or leafed through on that day
  • ? NAP Reach
  • Daily net count the net number of different
    people making the gross page hits
  • Cumulative net reach over time net number of
    different people who have any contact with the
    average page across a number of days (this is
    not the sum of individual days net, only the new
    people are added day after day)

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Net Average Page Reach
Plan 3 insertions in 3 weeks in Dag
Allemaal/Expres, Ciné Télé Revue, HUMO, Knack, Le
Vif/LExpress Télé Moustique
Delayed contacts helps continuity
Planning period
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Exposure rate
  • The number of times different people in the
    target group have a contact with an average page
    in one issue
  • GAP Hits/NAP reach
  • ? X-Rate
  • Daily X-Rate number of times individual people
    have any contact with the average page in one day
  • Cumulative X-Rate over time number of different
    times individual people have any contact with the
    average page across a given number of days

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Exposure rate
Plan 3 insertions in 3 weeks in Dag
Allemaal/Expres, Ciné Télé Revue, HUMO, Knack, Le
Vif/LExpress Télé Moustique
CIM 3w WAR 3w 4w GRP 208.9 GAP 250.9 289.7 COV
68.9 NAP 57.1 59.2 OTS 3.0 X-RATE
4.4 4.8
Daily X-rate 0.0 1.3 1.2 1.2
1.2 1.2 1.2 1.1 1.3 1.2 1.2
1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.3 1.2 1.2
1.2 1.2 1.2 Cume X-rate 0.0
1.3 1.4 1.4 1.5 1.7 1.8 2.0
2.1 2.3 2.6 2.8 2.9 3.1 3.2
3.4 3.6 3.8 4.0 4.2 4.4
4.8
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NAP The most severe definition of the
advertising contact
  • From Stop/watch we know that the recognition for
    succesfull campaigns varies from 60 to 95
  • The net page reach from WAR close to recall of
    an advertising page
  • SO, we can assume that the net page reach in WAR
    is a close estimate of the number of consumers
    recalling an advertising page
  • IF the creative work has stopping power!

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Push the button the new magazine planningin
practice
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What it looks like
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Get ready for the Atomic BUILD ON US deal!
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Build on us deal N1
  • an ATOMIUM EVENT
  • an ATOMIC BUILD ON US deal
  • 9 atoms stand for 9 campaigns
  • First in, First served
  • During maximum 9 months
  • Starting from April until December 06
  • You buy 10 insertions,
  • You get 5 on top

FOR FREE !
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Build on us deal N1
  • THE PACKAGE
  • Dag Allemaal, HUMO, Knack
  • Ciné Télé Revue, Télé Moustique, Le
    Vif/LExpress
  • 78 coverage
  • (cim 2005)

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Example
  • YOU BUY
  • 10 X 1/1 p 520.400
  • YOU RECEIVE
  • 5 x 1/1 p 260.200
  • TOTAL VALUE
  • 780.600

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Example Build on us deal N1
15 insertions in 6 titles spread over 24 weeks
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Example Build on us deal N1
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Example Build on us deal N1
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Example Build on us deal N1
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Example Build on us deal N1
Total Insertions 90 Average DAILY Daily GAP
.... 8,7 Daily NAP .... 7,3 X-rate
.... 1,2 TOTAL CUME Total GAP .
1479,6 Total NAP ... 68,9 Total X-rate
21,5
15 insertions X 6 titles spread over 24
weeks RESULTS
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Build on us deal N1
  • CONDITIONS
  • The combination with other offers, promotions
    and/or contracts is not allowed
  • No retrospective appliciation
  • Only valid for the period April-December 2006
  • Advertisements for ONE product, not a range of
    products
  • Not valid on combination rates
  • Not valid on covers or creative formulas

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Be there when they need you !
  • BUILD ON US
  • Advertising success can only be achieved by
    continued short term effects
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