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Kde komunikovat a Kdy?

Výběr a definice mediálních kanálů a optimální doby komunikace

Komunikační proces

Communication brief

Analyses

Communication

cornerstones

Deals negotiation

Campaign Architekcture

Implementation planning

Negotiation

Campaign operation

management

Checking

Evaluation

•KOMU•CO•KDE•KDY

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Kde komunikovat?

Úkolem je najít nejvhodnější komunikační kanály

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Reach

Affinity index

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Radio

TV MagazinesCinema

Media consumption – M 25-35 CDE

Source: Median, MML-TGI CR Q1-Q2 2009

• Very simple analysis shows the performance of every media type in terms of reach and affinity in general context

• The best performing media vehicles are located in upper right hand side of this chart

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Affinity indexTV yesterday

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Biweeklies last issue

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Indoor

Outdoor

Recomendation

Special offers

Competition

Sponsor

DM

Media consumption – M 25-35 CDE

Source: Median, MML-TGI CR Q1-Q2 2009

High affinity media

High reach media

• Very simple analysis shows the performance of every media type in terms of reach and affinity in general context

• The best performing media vehicles are located in upper right hand side of this chart

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Media consumption – M 25-35 CDE TG: M 25-35 CDE

OOH last week

TV yesterday

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Internet last week

Source: Median, MML-TGI CR Q1-Q2 2009

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• Different view based on the power of consumption for two strongest media quintiles, counted on MML-TGI

• Any media scoring above the level of 40 on vertical axe have competitive advantage of stronger users

• The size of every bubble with the figure inside represents reach in %

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Media dynamics Map

• Media dynamics map explains the relationship between age and socioeconomic classification among all men towards to stronger and weaker users of every particular media type

• The strongest users are in first two media quintiles and the weakest users are in in fourth and fifth ones

• The distance and location of stronger and weaker consumption shows the ability of particular media type to follow different communication goals

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Print consumption – M 25-35 CDE

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Affinity indexTV guides

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Report

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Travelling

Free distribution

Exclusive

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High affinity

High reach

Source: Median, MP CR Q1-Q2 2009

Sorted by Reach

Print performance of above mentioned categories help us to understand that our TA is really interested in Motoristic titles in terms of affinity but their highest reach might be achieved in TV guides

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OOH consumption – M 25-35 CDE

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large posters on boards at the side of teh road or on buildings

poster advertising in shopping centres/malls

advertising outside a bus

poster advertising at supermarkets

advertising on the outside of call boxes/payphones

bus stop/shelter advertising

product advertising in clubs or pubs

advertising on petrol pumps

small poster sites on the street (excl. bus stops)

poster advertising in shopping centres/malls

advertising inside a bus

advertisting outside a tram

advertising outside a taxi

advertisting inside a tram

advertising at railway station

advertising in fitness and sport centres

advertising in the uderground (metro)

advertising at an airport

advertising inside a taxi

advertising inside a train

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large posters on boards at the side of teh road or on buildings

poster advertising in shopping centres/malls

advertising outside a bus

poster advertising at supermarkets

advertising on the outside of call boxes/payphones

bus stop/shelter advertising

product advertising in clubs or pubs

advertising on petrol pumps

small poster sites on the street (excl. bus stops)

poster advertising in shopping centres/malls

advertising inside a bus

advertisting outside a tram

advertising outside a taxi

advertisting inside a tram

advertising at railway station

advertising in fitness and sport centres

advertising in the uderground (metro)

advertising at an airport

advertising inside a taxi

advertising inside a train

Reach Index

Source: Median, MML-TGI CR Q1-Q2 2009

Sorted by Reach

Pubs and clubs, public transportation, phone booths, POS and large formats are the best performing ones in terms reach and reasonable affinity index

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Radio consumption – M 25-35 CDE

Source: Median, RP CR Q1-Q2 2009

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Sorted by Reach

Even if Evropa 2 could be the ideal combination of reach&affinity there are certain smaller radios very suitable to target only selected regions

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Evolution of Share (HW 25-54 with children)

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hare

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Source: ATO-Mediaresearch

2009 2010

Note: Other TVs includes – CT24, CT4, PRIMA COOL, NOVA CINEMA, BARRANDOV, AXN, CS Film, Deko, Disney Channel, Film+, Hallmark, MGM, Minimax, Public, Spektrum, Sport1, TV Paprika, Zone Romantica, OTHER TVs

• Dominant position of TV Nova as a market leader declined

• Share of other TV stations is raising constantly

Source: ATO-Mediaresearch

2009 2010

Note: other TVs excludes not separately monitored TVs

• TV Barrandov is the most viewed of the smaller TV stations, its share is still raising

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Evolution of Share (HW 25-54 with children) “other TV Stations”

All main TV channels with high affinity

Based on historical viewership of ads TG: HW 25-54 with children

Source: ATO Mediaresearch, 12_2009-11_2010

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Affinity Index by Month

Yearly average affinity index

TV consumption – HW 25-54 with children

Source: ATO Mediaresearch (Based on data from January – November 2010)

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• Affinity figures reach the top in the morning

• TV consumption behavior effect programme selection within particular dayparts

What Prime time share is price effective?

• We have to consider reach parameters that can be achieved within PT/OPT as well as different prices of those dayparts

• Effective prime time allocation vary according to each frequency

• On TV Prima we can see effect of condition OPT discount obtained up to the level of 60% PT

• On Nova TV is our recommendation to use the level of 70% PT

Source: ATO-Mediaresearch

Nova Prima

TV Sold-out ratios

Source: ATO – Mediaresearch, 11/2010

• We consider sold out ratio as an important media parameters that influence the

quality of the communication

• TV Prima and all CT’s face this year insufficiency of media space especially in peak

months

Source: ATO-Mediaresearch

  2009 2010

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TV Nova 37% 60% 62% 66% 71% 59% 59% 63% 77% 70% 72% 36% 37% 71% 62% 64% 84% 94% 70% 75% 88% 89% 82%

Nova Cinema 16% 31% 30% 32% 34% 33% 27% 28% 38% 25% 23% 14% 26% 48% 34% 44% 29% 49% 32% 36% 52% 45% 42%

TV Prima 53% 92% 78% 65% 67% 84% 61% 60% 79% 85% 85% 58% 47% 82% 85% 88% 93% 96% 66% 72% 91% 94% 82%

Prima Cool           13% 6% 9% 19% 18% 20% 15% 5% 20% 25% 35% 50% 46% 26% 24% 33% 36% 35%

ČT 1 78% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 97% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 93% 79% 101% 100% 100%

ČT 2 28% 84% 90% 100% 100% 81% 48% 88% 100% 100% 100% 55% 64% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 30% 33% 100% 100% 100%

ČT 4 36% 60% 34% 66% 63% 31% 21% 46% 90% 100% 96% 60% 39% 78% 56% 95% 100% 100% 20% 26% 99% 100% 100%

ČT 24 44% 81% 72% 80% 51% 41% 21% 27% 75% 99% 98% 60% 29% 75% 63% 97% 98% 80% 28% 43% 100% 100% 98%

Barrandov           18% 12% 16% 29% 39% 42% 28% 14% 20% 22% 32% 41% 40% 24% 23% 45% 55% 42%

AT Media                  37% 39% 27% 30% 57% 62% 62% 74% 79% 65% 50% 55% 69% 53%

Commercial breaks

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Source: ATO Mediaresearch, November 2010

• Nova and Prima with similar number of breaks in PT but lower ratings on Prima makes them longer

• With longer breaks importance of premium positions increases

Prime Off Prime Prime Off Prime

Konzumace?

Rozdělte se do skupin a zamyslet se nad tím jak by mohla vypadat mapa konzumace media typů pro následující 3 CS.

1) Muži 25-40 AB

2) Mladí 12-20

3) HW 30-50

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Source: Median, MML-TGI CR Q1-Q2 2009

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Affinity indexTV yesterday

Radio yesterday

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Cinema last month

Indoor

Outdoor

Recomendation

Special offers

Competition

Sponsor

DM

High affinity media

High reach media

Media consumption – M 25-40 AB1

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Affinity indexTV yesterday

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Outdoor

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Special offers

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Sponsor

DM

High affinity media

High reach media

Source: Median, MML-TGI CR Q3-Q4 2010

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Special offers

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Sponsor

DM

Media consumption – AA 12-201

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High affinity media

High reach media

Source: Median, MML-TGI CR Q1-Q2 2009

Media consumption – AA 12-201

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Special offers

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High reach media

Source: Median, MML-TGI CR Q3-Q4 2010

Media consumption – HW 30-501

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Source: Median, MML-TGI CR Q1-Q2 2009

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High reach media

Source: Median, MML-TGI CR Q3-Q4 2010

how, where and when is it most effective to connect with people?

Community

Reputation

Knowledge

Story

Viral

where consumers choose to “meet” marketing how and why consumers absorb messages (harmony of context and content)

Dialogue

Reality

Need to know/learn Need to experience it for real

Need to talk

Need to get it & spread it

Need to participate/belong

Need to assimilate/reconcile newways of living

Need to associate with success

Distraction

Filling time

how, where and when is it most effective to connect with people?

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Kdy komunikovat?

Úkolem je najít optimální timing & phasing kampaní

Načasování kampaně

•Co ovlivňuje způsob načasování kampaně?

• charakter produktu nebo služby (FMCG vs. delší

doba spotřeby)

• různá fáze životního cyklu daného výrobku/služby

(uvedení na trh/připomenutí)

• cíle komunikace

• konkurenční prostředí (daný segment i celkový

trh)

• sezónnost

• životní styl, preference a spotřeba cílové skupiny

• výběr komunikačních kanálů

• zkušenosti marketéra/strategického plánovače

•Timing: v jakém období?

•Phasing: jakým způsobem/jak silně v daném období

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Rozložení rozpočtu v průběhu roku(multikriteriální rozhodování)

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Source: Kantar Media, AdMonitoring

Year 2007: Year 2008: Year 2009:1 050 090 382 1 426 272 474 2 000 316 963

36% 40%

Selected competitors

Media investment – Hypermarket competitors

2009 2010

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Vzory komunikačních kampaní(communication patterns)

Nové výrobky

BLITZ PATTERN

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Planning periodPlanning period

Reach

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Reach

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TA

Ideal pattern for new product or services if you can afford it. Blitz pattern aims for nearly 100% reach of TA. The advertising cycle is the full year. Large pool of advertising execution is needed.

WEDGE PATTERN

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Reach

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TA

Most common pattern for new products launches of regularly purchased products – pattern of decreasing expenditure. Main task is keep the reach constant and taper the frequency.

REVERSE WEDGE PATTERN

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Reach

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Reach

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TA

Increasing frequency with each flight, when reach is held constant at 100 percent. Most appropriate in categories where personal influence is known to play important role

SHORT FAD PATTERN

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Reach

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Reach

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For product with a short product life cycle. Most are 1-time purchased. Works like a short blitz pattern. Proper pattern for new movies, get-fit programs, children toys and games

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Vzory komunikačních kampaní(communication patterns)

Zavedené výrobky

REGULAR PURCHASE CYCLE PATTERN

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Q1Q1

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Reach

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Reach

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TA

For products and services with relatively short purchase cycle, for example FMCG. Such communication way is based on knowledge of regular purchase cycle of communicated products. Nielsen show average US HH purchases margarine every 19 days, ketchup 50 days, toilet tissue 20 days, tuna fish 31 days…

AWARENESS PATTERN

JanJan FebFeb MarMar

Q1Q1

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Reach

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Reach

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For consumer and industrial products and services with a long purchase cycle and a long decision time (only once or every several years). Consumer examples are long-haul holiday travel, new cars, other luxury items. Industrial ex: tractors for farmers, equipment upgrades, management consultancy services.

SHIFTING REACH PATTERN

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Reach

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Reach

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For products and services with a long purchase cycle and a short decision time. You use them because of an emergency need. It fits for home appliance replacements, domestic carpet cleaning, office redecorating… One step DM is ideal way for such communication. Larger advertisers can use different media types in each cycle to shift the reach

print

internet

radio

ooh

cinema

TV

DM

SEASONAL PRIMING PATTERN

JanJan FebFeb MarMar

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Reach

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Reach

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Some products have more than 1 seasonal peak in the year. Should reach people just prior or nearly into the seasonal peak to learn or remind TA about brand differences (sunglasses, holiday greeting cards, snowboarding and ski equipment, home swimming pools, tax consultancy servises).

Sales rate

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Nákupní chování – FMCG produkty

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Máte vyhrazen nějaký den kdy nakupujete většinu potravin (vč. běž. drogist. zboží)?

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Vedlejší nákup

1 833 000 kupujících

preferovanými dny pro hlavní nákup je

pátek a sobota

Source: Median, MML-TGI Q3-Q4_2009

Pro co nejefektivnější ovlivnění nákupčích je vhodné silněji komunikovat ve čtvrtek a pátek tak aby komunikace ovlivnila hlavní nákup realizovaný v následujícím dni.

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